Yes, technically, your dog can eat cheese, including cheddar, mozzarella and cottage cheese. However, your dog should not consume any blue-veined cheeses, including Dutch blue, Stilton, Roquefort, Cabrales, or Gorgonzola, as it can be toxic for dogs. Because cheese is as fattening as it is tasty, moderation is key. Sharing is caring, so whether you’re … Read more
Yes, rabbit ears are safe for dogs. If you feed your dog too many “fur on” rabbit ears then there is a small risk of impaction so it’s best to limit your dog to a maximum of 2-3 rabbit ears per week. And if your dog is overweight, look for rabbit ears that are low … Read more
If you give your dog raw chicken, avoid giving your dog kibble over the day. Ensure that you allow the frozen chicken to thaw before giving it to your dog completely. As a general rule, it is best to give your fresh dog chicken instead of giving them something that might still be frozen. Every … Read more
Dogs can eat sardines in sunflower oil because they don’t contain any toxic ingredients, but they aren’t the healthiest option for your furry friend. This is because the oil increases the amount of fat in the fish. Sardines, also known as pilchards, are small, oily fish from the herring family that are reddish-brown in color. … Read more
Giving a dog burnt toast is not as good an idea as it’s thought to be. Whether you’re considering giving Rover a slice of toast you burnt due to not paying attention to your toaster’s setting or are thinking about using it to absorb some toxins he accidentally ingested, you may be doing more harm … Read more
You may be required to withhold food and water for between 8 and 12 hours, particularly for abdominal ultrasounds. The urinary bladder can be best examined when it is full of urine. This is why your cat or dog should not urinate for about 3 to 6 hours before the ultrasound, if possible. Ultrasounds are … Read more
Hydration, Hydration, Hydration Stop for water breaks, maybe around every mile or when you see that your dog is panting hard, allowing your dog to drink just enough to quench her thirst each time. Don’t allow her to gulp large amounts of water at one time, as this can lead stomach upset or bloating. Learn … Read more
Here are the most popular varieties of Cheerios and whether they are safe for dogs. Apple Cinnamon – Cinnamon is safe for dogs, but this variety is high in sugar. Feed with caution. Banana – Yes, this is safe. Without a doubt, Cheerios is one of the most well-liked dog training treats or quick snacks. … Read more
Coffee cake? These yummy desserts (and anything else that includes coffee, tea, or chocolate) have caffeine, which can actually be fatal to dogs. Coffee cake is a delicious snack that many people enjoy. But can dogs share in the experience, too? Coffee cake contains ingredients like sugar, flour, butter, and eggs – all of which … Read more
In general, brewers yeast is good for dogs who do not have a weakened immune system, take medications, or have yeast allergies. Furry friends who aren’t affected by these situations can benefit from a healthy dose of brewers yeast and its array of nutrients. If you’re interested in knowing what brewer’s yeast for dogs can … Read more