Brussels sprouts – those slimy little cabbages our grandmothers served at holiday meals – are taking on new life in the healthy food options category. Filled with essential …
Can Dogs Eat Brussels Sprouts? Yes – But They Can Cause Gas Read More »
Yes, most dogs can eat asparagus. If cooked, cut into bite-sized pieces, and prepared without seasonings, your dog can absolutely enjoy some asparagus every once in a while. …
We love bread. But studies say we shouldn’t eat too much of it – which is hard for us carb lovers, who don’t want to give it up. …
When offered as an occasional treat and prepared safely, yes, dogs can eat cooked or raw broccoli. This cruciferous veggie can be a healthy dog treat alternative and …
The holidays are coming, and nuts will be in abundance for decoration, cooking, and sharing. But is it safe to share these tasty human treats with your dog? …
Can Dogs Eat Nuts? Yes, But Not All Nuts are Safe. Read More »
The good news is cinnamon is not toxic to dogs and holds some pretty amazing health benefits when given in proper amounts. But that’s not to say anything …
Can Dogs Eat Cinnamon? Yes, If You Weigh The Risks Read More »
Summer barbecues and picnics usually mean pickles are around. Since we make pickles from cucumbers – and your dog can eat cucumbers – have you ever wondered if …
Can Dogs Eat Pickles? Yes – But Not All Pickles Are Safe Read More »
Yes, dogs can eat watermelon so long as the rind and seeds are removed and it’s cut up into small pieces. While the majority of your dog’s diet …
Mushrooms are filled with beneficial vitamins, minerals, and powerful antioxidants. Studies have proven them to be highly beneficial for humans, but are they safe for your dog? Let’s …
Can Dogs Eat Mushrooms? Yes, But NOT From Your Yard. Read More »
As pet parents, many of us enjoy sharing our food with our pups. Most of the time this is safe and can add nutritional value to their diets. …
Can Dogs Eat Shrimp? Yes, It’s Safe If Prepared Correctly. Read More »
Tomatoes are one of the most commonly eaten vegetables in the United States, according to Statista. Per capita, we consume between 22-24 lbs of them every year. That’s …
Can Dogs Eat Tomatoes? Yes and No – It’s All About The Color. Read More »
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