Claire Brown 
Yes, dogs can eat apples, and they enjoy every bite. I use apple cubes or apple slices during training sessions. Apples are high in fiber as well as vitamins B, C, and K. They help with digestion, heart health, and immune function. If you want to keep your buddy’s mind sharp with frequent training sessions … Read more
Before giving an apple to your dog, remove the stem, core, and seeds. The apple skin should be removed if your puppy or adult dog is unable to digest it. If you’re giving your dog apple slices for the first time, start with one or two slices to see how he reacts. Make sure he … Read more
Fresh, raw chicken is still important to feed your pet because it is very good for their health. You must, however, make certain that the chicken is not cooked . Cooked chicken bones do not give their teeth a good workout or strengthen them like raw chicken bones do. Cooked chicken bones are brittle, shattering … Read more
Apple, Apricots, Avocado, Bananas, Blackberries, Blueberries, Cantaloupe, Cherries, Cranberries, Coconut, Dates, Figs, Grapes, Honeydew, Kiwi, Mango, Oranges, Peaches, Pears, Strawberries, Pineapple, Plums, Raspberries, Strawberries, Tangerines. Mangoes are a tasty and healthy dog treat. Mango flesh strips are a tasty treat for dogs that are high in carotenoids, potassium, vitamins, and trace minerals. Before giving mango to a dog, the peel and seed must be removed, according to the American Kennel Club. Despite the fact that there is no prohibition, … Read more
So I can feed spinach to my dog? I’d like to make sure he enjoys it as much as I do. In the end, feeding dogs spinach is a contentious topic. Spinach is a superfood with numerous health benefits for humans, but can our pets eat it as well? While dogs can eat spinach in … Read more
Dogs aren’t fond of lemons. Citrus fruits have a strong odor that dogs despise, and they have an even worse taste. This is a good thing because lemons and other citrus fruits are bad for your dog. No, your dog is not permitted to consume lemons. Although lemons are a healthy (and delicious) addition to … Read more
There’s no reason to give your dog butter as a reward. If they get a lick of it now and then, it’s not a big deal. However, do not feed it to your dog on its own, and do not feed it foods that have been cooked with butter, such as sautéed meats, pastries made … Read more
Dogs are not poisoned by pecans, but their high fat content is bad for their stomachs. If you’re going to give your dog some pecans, make sure they’re completely deshelled first. Pecans also contain juglone, which is toxic to horses and is thought to pose a risk to dogs if consumed in large quantities, but … Read more
Asparagus can be eaten by dogs. The tender cooked stalk and tips, which are what we eat, are safe for dogs to eat. It’s important to remember that asparagus ferns are toxic to pets. They won’t kill your dog, but they may cause diarrhea and digestive problems. However, raw asparagus should not be given to … Read more
“Biologically Appropriate Raw Feeding” A few years ago, BARF was still a nutritional method for exotic animals – meanwhile “biologically appropriate raw feeding” has earned a permanent place in today’s dog nutrition. What is BARF? BARF describes the raw feeding of the dog based on its original diet as carnivore, meat eater. Fresh meat, offal, vegetables, … Read more