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.
Are you wondering if it makes sense for your dog to eat parsley? You are not alone! It’s a tempting idea considering the nutrients including vitamin A, C, folic acid and even antioxidants. You’ll be happy to hear that fresh Read More …
You love your dog so why not add a few healthy vegetables to their diet? Surely sharing some can’t be a bad thing, or is it? Well, this topic is not without debate! Many folks are adamant that dogs are Read More …
Cake is a delicious dessert that your dog has probably had their eyes at one time or another. Straight to the point: Normally, sharing is not caring — too much sugar and other questionable ingredients! If you can, take the Read More …
Straight to the point: Coffee could be downright dangerous for your dog. There’s actually no debate! Anything caffeinated should be off limits to animals. As a diuretic, coffee obviously cannot hydrate your hound. But more importantly, too much can be Read More …
Butter is obviously a dairy condiment and a classic cooking ingredient. It’s made from churning milk. There is also a heavy cream version. Whatever kind you have, regularly adding it to your dog’s meals is something you should avoid doing. Read More …
Are you wondering if it’s okay to share a cold beer with your dog? We know this is a disappointing answer but, truth be told, you really shouldn’t! While a minimal amount is unlikely to cause harm, one should never Read More …
Feeding radish to your dog won’t cause harm. However, this vegetable is not very nutritious and it could make your dog a bit gassy. Learn more!
Chinese food is an easy dinner choice, especially when you don’t feel like cooking! But whether your dog should be allowed to have leftovers is a tough decision. Is it really that bad to share? We get this question a Read More …
Want to feed your dog some squash? You certainly can, but there are a few things to avoid. Share squash in a way that makes it easy to digest!