The Feeding Category covers issues relating to diet. Knowing what you can or cannot feed to your pet dog is important. Browse this category for specific food topics.
Many people wonder about feeding their dogs Greek yogurt. Sharing seems like a good idea based on the high protein and probiotic properties. Is that line of thinking correct? Here’s the deal: This type of yogurt isn’t dangerous, but it Read More …
Pizza is an all-time favorite food and dogs love it too! But here’s the deal when it comes to sharing: While a single slice is likely no harm done, regularly feeding your dog pizza is by no means a good Read More …
Have you heard that beef jerky could be harmful or even deadly for dogs? Unfortunately it’s true that some of these meat products are unsafe for pets. The FDA has actually come out and stated that beef jerky can, in Read More …
Rice is a staple food in much of the world. And this partially explains why we’re often asked if dogs can also eat this cereal grain seed. You may be surprised to learn that lots of pet foods contain rice Read More …
Are you tempted to share almonds with your pet dog? You need to know that despite being nutritious, and also quite delicious, most canines cannot fully digest this type of snack. So that’s the bad news. But is feeding almonds Read More …
Perhaps your dog is backed up and you’re thinking of feeding prunes to get things moving again? This food helps to keep bowel movements regular for people, but for canines? Dogs are known to get into pretty much anything. They’re not Read More …
Table scraps always go to the family dog. Heck, it’s almost a tradition! Indeed, sometimes it is super difficult to turn down your best buddy when you have a bunch of extra food. But, quite honestly, feeding certain leftovers could Read More …
A donut has never killed a dog, right? Well, this sweet treat could if it has chocolate. But dogs should not eat donuts for many other reasons!
Are you wondering if it’s a good idea to give your dog skim milk? First thing’s first: Despite the reduced cream and fat, it is still a dairy product. Yup! Skim milk contains proteins and sugars even after the removal Read More …