Dogs can have downright deadly smelling gas. Are you frustrated by your furry friend’s frequent flatulence? Want a solution to the stink bombs? Good news! Making adjustments to what your dog eats could be the fix. It is likely a Read More …
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 …
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 …
Does your dog get whipped into a frenzy at the sight of whipped cream? Are you wondering if it’s okay to share? Here’s the deal: A small amount of whipped cream won’t harm your dog. With that being said, we 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 …
Milkshakes sure are delicious! Are you wondering if this type of dessert is safe to share with a precious pet dog? Here’s the deal: With the obvious exception of chocolate, milkshakes aren’t dangerous. There is no toxicity. With that being Read More …
Does the smell of fresh brownies cause your dog to come begging for a taste? But real chocolate or not, this sweet treat is not a good choice for any pet pooch. The decision is easy: Don’t share brownies. The Read More …
Perhaps you’ve pumped extra breast milk and you’re wondering if your dog can drink it? Obviously nurturing in this way is highly beneficial for babies, but for pet dogs? Here’s the deal: It doesn’t make much sense to provide a Read More …
Is lactose free milk safe for dogs? Does it ever make sense for a pet pooch? Truth be told, most dogs have trouble digesting sugar in regular milk due a genetic intolerance that becomes apparent following their puppy weaning days. Read More …