If you do it right, feeding your dog carrots is a great idea! Learn everything you need to know about sharing carrots with your canine!
Learn How Your Dog Can Benefit From Having Carrots In Their Diet!
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What You Should Know About Feeding Your Dog Bananas!
Carbs, calories and especially sugar are factors to consider when feeding your dog bananas. So share this fruit, but do so smartly. Learn more!
Read This Before Sharing Peas With Your Dog!
Everyone know that peas are healthy, but what about for your pet dog? Great news! Whether you have canned green peas, Snow or Sugar Snap peas, they’re an excellent addition to your canine’s diet! Virtually all varieties offer high fiber, Read More …
Molasses For a Pet Dog? Healthy For Hounds?
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 …
Want You Should Know About Feeding Your Dog Kiwi!
Kiwi has lots of vitamins, minerals and other essential nutrients. It also tastes great! But is this fruit safe, even healthy, for dogs? Here’s the deal: A reasonable amount of kiwi isn’t dangerous. Sharing some with your dog won’t be Read More …
What You Should Know About Feeding Your Dog Tuna Fish!
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 …
Can Dogs Be Re-hydrated With Pedialyte?
You’ll be happy to hear that giving your dog Pedialyte can make a lot of sense when they refuse liquids or are otherwise dehydrated. Water deficiency (or low electrolytes, like potassium or sodium) is a serious problem for pets. Insufficient Read More …
Careful Feeding Your Dog Trout! Be Smart — Avoid SPD!
Are you thinking of feeding your dog some trout? Straight to the point: This type of fish can kill your canine. The fact is raw or under-cooked trout may expose your dog to Salmon Poisoning Disease (SPD) which, left untreated, Read More …