Do Dogs Have Taste Buds?
Dogs have approximately 1,700 taste buds, less than 20% of what humans have. This difference in number of taste buds might help to explain why dogs can be much less discriminating in what they eat.
Can Dogs Eat Oatmeal?
Your dog can safely eat most forms of oatmeal, but avoid those packets of flavored oatmeal, as they may contain other ingredients that are harmful to your dog, including the deadly sweetener xylitol.
Can Dogs Eat Rice?
The long and the short of it is – yes, dogs can eat rice.
Cooked white rice is traditionally fed to dogs with an upset...
Can Dogs Eat French Fries?
Fries are also usually doused in salt, another potentially problematic ingredient. While a little salt is OK for dogs, a lot of salt can lead to severe dehydration and sodium poisoning.
Chicken-Free Dog Food
The the number of chicken-free dog foods is small relative to the number of dog foods overall as its wide use in dog food manufacturing can lead to cross contamination of dog foods whose recipes are chicken free.
Finding The Best Large-Breed Puppy Food
Choosing a food for a new puppy is always a bit worrisome, but for those who adopt large or giant breed pups, selecting the...
Can Dogs Eat Cat Food?
If your dog snatches a little cat food occasionally, his biggest risk is getting a swat on the nose from your irritated cat.
What Fruit Can Dogs Eat?
With the notable exception of grapes and raisins many common fruits are safe for dogs to eat and make a great treat or dietary add in.
Is Pineapple Good for Dogs?
You can feed your dog pineapple. To feed pineapple to your dog, cut it just like you do to eat yourself.
Can Dogs Eat Vegetables?
Can dogs eat vegetables? Yes, dogs can eat vegetables. Dogs can eat celery, and carrots are especially good for dogs. Dogs can eat broccoli,...
Can Dogs Eat Berries?
Many berries are a delicious and nutritious addition to our dogs’ regular food and as a treat the enjoy whether fresh or frozen,
Is Coconut Water Good for Dogs?
Coconut water can help dogs recover from vigorous exercise, especially in hot weather, and it is said to aid digestion. As with any new food, start slowly and monitor your dog’s response.
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