Are you tempted to feed a tasty artichoke to your pet dog? Can canines chow down and also benefit from the amazing nutrients including vitamin C, folic acid, magnesium and fiber? There’s no doubt that this perennial plant bud is Read More …
Can Chia seeds be fed to dogs? It’s a great question because this protein-packed health food seems like a terrific treat for a furry friend! Here’s the deal: Giving a small amount to your dog won’t be harmful, but undigested 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.
Epsom salt can help to heal wounds, alleviate pain and even reduce stress. But is this chemical compound, magnesium sulfate, beneficial for dogs too? Here’s the deal: Epsom salt is safe, but only if you prevent your dog from drinking Read More …
Are you wondering if kelp is okay for your canine? Can dogs benefit from eating this sea vegetable? You’ll be happy to hear this seaweed is good for pets too. The nutrients — iodine, magnesium, potassium, iron as well as Read More …
You’ll be happy to hear that watermelon makes for an excellent treat for your dog. It’s not only nutritious, but also hydrating and low in calories. While dogs generally do not handle fruits as well as humans, if you go Read More …
Molasses is a natural sweetener that comes from cane or beet sugar. Most Americans, and therefore their dogs, rarely consume it. That doesn’t mean there aren’t health benefits! Many children in the UK are given molasses for nutrition. So what Read More …
Many people cringe at the thought of consuming internal animal organs. Your dog, on the other hand, probably doesn’t mind eating guts! In fact, Fido is likely already getting some animal innards. How’s that? Most dog foods contain internal organs. Read More …
Tuna fish is loaded with plenty of lean protein. It’s no wonder your dog wants some! So is it safe for canines, or is there some reason to not share? You’ll be happy to know that tuna is A-OK for Read More …