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.
It’s only a matter of time before your dog wants a taste of your potato chips. Just how bad is sharing this salty snack? Lay’s chips, and most other brands, are a type of junk food. Allowing your dog to Read More …
Is your curious canine craving a cookie? Obviously this treat isn’t a great reward for your dog. No matter how you cut it, cookie consumption is a bad idea. There’s no doubt about that! While a one-time exception wouldn’t be Read More …
Activia is a probiotic yogurt that’s said to help with stomach infections, indigestion, bowel irritability and improve overall digestion. But what about for dogs? Truth be told, it is unlikely that Activia’s live bacteria cultures will make a difference. Your Read More …
Has your dog ever watched you eat a bagel in the morning? Are you wondering about sharing some? The first thing you should know is this: Eventually your buddy could begin to beg which would be an obvious sign of Read More …
Want to treat your dog to some cashew nuts? You can share, but don’t get carried away! Learn why it’s a bad idea to feed canines lots of cashews.
Want to treat your dog to some Cheerios? Truth be told, it’s not harmful to feed small amounts of this low sugar cereal. So what is the issue? Even though your dog may enjoy the crunchy taste, it’s a bad Read More …
Grapefruit is obviously very nutritious, but can dogs benefit too? Is it safe to share? The fruit ranges from extremely bitter to super sour, though the taste isn’t why grapefruit should be off-limits to your dog. Here’s the deal: There Read More …
Are you wondering if your dog can handle eating some cream cheese? Straight to the point: This spread is not exactly toxic, but that doesn’t mean sharing is smart. Eating cream cheese obviously won’t be beneficial for your dog. But Read More …
Are you wondering if blackberries are safe for your dog? It is smart that you’re checking first because not all berries are okay for canine consumption. So here’s the deal: Blackberries are not toxic for dogs. There is nothing wrong Read More …