Dog Nutrition

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Can Dogs Eat Paprika? Vet-Reviewed Dangers & Safe Alternatives

It’s hard to resist those puppy dog eyes when your canine companion begs for a bite of whatever you’re eating. In many cases, the food you’re consuming is safe for your dog to eat (though probably not healthy), but in other cases, you could end up feeding your pup something harmful and not just unhealthy. […]

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Why Do Dogs Love Peanut Butter So Much? And Vet-Approved Enrichment Ideas

When we think of wild canids, we imagine a wolf hunting in a pack and chasing down deer, elk, or moose. Our canine companions are a long way from this lifestyle. Domestication has profoundly impacted dogs. You can make a solid case that our pets are omnivores and not carnivores like their ancestors. They have

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Can Dogs Drink Apple Juice? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Dogs can enjoy many different kinds of fruit, and apples are among the most popular fruits to give to them. While most dogs are perfectly content with eating apple slices, they can also eat different forms of apples, including applesauce and dehydrated apples without added sugar. However, when it comes to apple juice, it’s best

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Can Dogs Have Persimmons? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Persimmons make a versatile addition to the kitchen and infuse foods with a delightful sweetness and unique health benefits that parents, kids, and even our pets can enjoy. Dogs can eat persimmons as an occasional treat without issue if you supply them in moderation and prepare them properly. Here’s a look at the potential benefits

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Can Dogs Have Vanilla? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Vanilla is a common additive that is used to flavor sweet treats like cake, biscuits, and ice cream. Although some people keep and use the pods in their culinary efforts, most homes have vanilla extract, which is made by combining mashed vanilla pods with alcohol. Essences and concentrates have high concentrations of alcohol, which means

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Can Dogs Have Green Tea? Vet-Verified Facts & FAQ

We all want the best for our pets. After all, we consider them family members. Therefore, it’s understandable why you might want to give your pup some calming green tea. Some scientific evidence suggests green tea may have human health benefits like cardiovascular health and the prevention of liver disease. However, it’s not always possible

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Can Dogs Have Molasses? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts, Dangers & Benefits

Molasses is a thick syrup by-product of the sugar-making process. It’s commonly used in baking and can even be found in some dog foods and treats, but is it healthy for them? While small amounts of blackstrap molasses may be safe to offer dogs, it’s not a healthy addition to their diet. If you’re going

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Can Dogs Eat Provolone Cheese? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Many foods aren’t necessarily toxic or poisonous to dogs, but they’re still not very good for them to eat. Cheese is one of those foods that doesn’t contain any toxic ingredients for dogs, but it’s not something that you should feed them regularly. Provolone cheese doesn’t really have many differences from other types of cheese

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Can Dogs Eat Shiitake Mushrooms? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Mushrooms are a complex food. While many types offer a nutrient-loaded, low-calorie, savory, and meaty addition to your recipes, others can be deadly for both humans and dogs. Therefore, if you’re staring at the shiitake mushrooms on your plate and wondering if you can share them with your dog, you’re right in being cautious. Thankfully,

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Can Dogs Eat Artichokes? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Artichokes are large thistle-like perennials grown for their edible flower buds. Their leaves, stems, and roots are often used to make extracts for medicines, but the plant can also be used in recipes like dips and side dishes. The plant offers plenty of health benefits for humans, including potentially regulating blood pressure and promoting liver

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Can Dogs Eat Cinnamon Toast Crunch? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Breakfast is not only the most important meal of the day, but you may think it’s the best one, too. Whether you’re chowing down on pancakes, bacon, oatmeal, or eggs, it’s hard not to love this meal. However, what’s a dog owner to do when Fido is suddenly interested in what you’ve got on your

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Can Dogs Eat Goat Cheese? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Goat cheese might not be among America’s top 15 most consumed cheeses, but it certainly has its fans. You probably won’t have any problem getting your dog to eat it, but does that mean you should? The answer raises more questions everywhere you look. Suffice it to say that plain, commercially produced goat cheese is

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