Meat is probably the most obvious type of food that your dogs can eat. While most people consider them carnivores, dogs are, in fact, omnivores since they can survive eating other foods, as well. With that said, dogs do primarily eat meat – and that is their primary protein source. Cer...
there is one kicker in avocado that makes it unsafe for dogs to eat and it is a toxic compound called persin. This fungicidal toxin can be found not only in the avocado flesh but also the stone, the stalk, leaves and skin and eaten in enough quantities can cause a reaction in your pe...
Dogs can't eat onions and garlic. Raw and unripe potatoes are also toxic to dogs. Sweet Potatoes Sweet potatoes are a great source of nutrients for dogs. However, make sure the potato is cooked and the skin is removed. Feeding your dog raw sweet potatoes is dangerous because it is diffic...
Cooked salmon is one of the best foods that a dog (or a person) can eat. It’s a great source of protein and stuffed to the gills with omega-3 fatty acids in the form of EPA and DHA. These antioxidants do everything from fighting inflammation to improving skin quality. Never give yo...
Salmon Walleye Whitefish Always make sure you’re choosing a fish that is low in mercury. Any fish containing high mercury levels can be toxic to dogs. And fish bones, skin and tails are a no-go. Grains Again, as long as you’re serving these grains unseasoned, they should be fine to...
Salmon: just cooked; avoid raw salmon Shrimp: avoid raw shrimp. Milk: very limited amount since most of the dogs have problems digesting lactose; any kind of food containing milk could be risky to your dog. If it causes diarrhea or digestive upset, stop giving any kind of milk product to...
Cats should only eat cod that has been thoroughly cooked. However, you should avoid cooking the fish in too much butter or oil. Also, don’t add salt or other spices. Steaming the fish or baking it without added oil are two healthy ways to cook cod for your cat. ...
But all this doesn’t mean that cooked shellfish without the shell is the best option for your pooch. Shellfish meat may cause allergic reactions in some dogs, so it’s imperative to consult with your vet before considering it as an occasional treat for your pooch. The shells themselves pr...
Dogs are renowned beggars of human food — it’s part of the reason we have a whole series dedicated to “Can My Dog Eat That?” But dogs aren’t the only ones who will beg for a tidbit of human food. Cats can be equally good at sad eyes and pitiful cries saying, “Pwease, can...
Sometimes, your fish may choke on green peas that are not adequately cooked. You mustcut peas into smaller sizesif you have small fish that eat tiny pellets. You must also check the peas before feeding them to ensure they do not have additives. The frozen peas may be boiled and fed to...