Do you want to feed your dog some mango? Great news! This sweet yet nutritious fruit can be safely shared with your best buddy. Just don’t get carried away. A good policy is to feed your dog mango as an Read More …
Are you thinking of tossing Fido a few shrimp? You’ll be happy to learn that, when this seafood is cooked, it’s almost always harmless for dogs. Cholesterol is not a concern because there is virtually no saturated fat and zero Read More …
Beets are obviously healthy and you’ll be happy to hear this applies to dogs as well. Yup! This root vegetable is not only nutritious, but it can also improve your canine’s skin and coat. For sure, you can allow your Read More …
Feed your dog an apple, BUT have a plan (which includes knowing the prep work involved). Here’s the best policy for giving your pet dog apples!
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 thinking of sharing some avocado with your pet dog? Are you worried about what could happen? Obviously this fruit is healthy, but the ASPCA says there’s toxicity for animals with horses being especially at risk. Here’s the deal: Read More …
Sharing a potato with a precious pet pooch is fine. Doing so can be a healthy addition to your dog’s diet, but there are a few key factors to consider. First and foremost: White potatoes are in the Nightshade family Read More …
Are you wondering if your dog can handle eating an orange? Is sharing a bad idea? Here’s the deal: Oranges are not toxic for dogs, but the acidity means that moderation is a must. Don’t go overboard and you can Read More …
Are you wondering if dogs can have lemon juice? Are there really benefits and, if so, do they outweigh the downsides? Straight to the point: In pure form, it’s simply too strong. The acidity of lemon juice is off the Read More …