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
Many dog owners wonder if cinnamon is as beneficial to their dogs as it is to humans. Dogs will adore this spice’s enticing flavors and sweet flavor. Before deciding whether or not the cereal is best for your dog, you should learn all there is to know about it. So, is Cinnamon Toast Crunch good … Read more
Deer or venison liver is rich in Vitamin A which supports improved vision and a healthy immune system in dogs. Deer liver is also high in protein and iron. It is rich in essential minerals like zinc, iron, and selenium. Joy and her husband love to cook, hunt, and butcher their own meat at home. … Read more
Most dogs do enjoy them, so I bet you’ve shared a dollop of mashed potatoes with your furry friend at some point. White potatoes, sweet potatoes, baking potatoes, baby potatoes, and even colorful potatoes are among the varieties of potatoes that are available. The term “starchy carb” or “carbohydrate” is sometimes used to describe potatoes. … 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
Small amounts of the classic, unflavored Pedialyte solution is typically safe to be administered orally to dogs on a short-term basis to help replenish fluids and electrolytes lost via mild vomiting or diarrhea. Pedialyte is an oral electrolyte solution that was initially created to help children who were dehydrated. It contains ingredients that the body … Read more
Food and water For pets that underwent a tooth extraction, please only feed them chunky meat or soft food for the next 10-12 days. Do not feed them any dry food, bones, rawhide or give them any chew toys as these will damage or even tear the sutures your vet has placed in your pet’s … Read more
The daisy family is among the largest plant family, with over 600 species and thousands of subtypes. The consumption of one or two daisies will usually not harm your pup, but eating a large amount of daisies could be enough to cause vomiting, drooling, and even muscle spasms or convulsions. Daisies are a beautiful, cheerful … Read more
We do not recommend dogs eating toast with butter. Butter is mostly fat, which isn’t healthy for your dog to eat in large quantities. If your pooch eats a small amount of buttered toast on accident, this shouldn’t cause immediate harm. Always check with your vet if you’re concerned. I can never eat a meal … Read more