Most dogs should safely be able to eat blueberry yogurt as long as you bear a couple of things in mind. Firstly, you shouldn’t be feeding it to your dog if you know that they are lactose intolerant. Secondly, if you are looking to buy a sugar free variety you must check the ingredients to …
When your dog is a little peckish and just begging for a treat, don’t rush to the cupboard to give him some store-bought bone full of God knows what. Try a fruit, there are quite a few that are very healthy for dogs, including watermelons. Red or yellow, watermelons are one of the foods you …
Welcome to my article about dogs eating red grapes. And it is bad news from me because your dog can’t eat red grapes. Most of my articles where I focus on dogs eat human foods, hedge their bets so to speak. Although many human foods are the best thing in the world for your dog, …
I don’t think that you need me to tell you that peach yogurt shouldn’t be a regular part of your dog’s diet! The good news is that there is nothing toxic in the vast majority of peach yogurts on the market- although any sugar free versions with an ingredient called xylitol are incredibly toxic for …
All dog parents know the guilty feeling you get when you’re cooking yourself a yummy meal and the dog sits near you expectantly. Well, if it’s a salad you’re making you can safely offer your dog a nice juicy cherry tomato! By themselves, cherry tomatoes are not dangerous for dogs, but, of course, you need …
Calling all Pimms fans and Wimbledon fans! This article answers the question “can dogs eat frozen strawberries?” And if you are still puzzled over the Pimms and Wimbledon links, let me explain. Mixing cucumber and strawberries with ice and adding it to a glass is a popular way of serving Pimms. And the traditional food …
If your dog is anything like mine, then some bad parenting means that as soon as I start cutting up fruit or vegetables at the kitchen counter, I have a couple of four legged “sous chefs”. My dogs know that I will in all likelihood throw them the odd bit of carrot or apple as …
Is your dog a thief? A sneaky raider of any item that has been left on a kitchen work surface? Years ago, one of my dogs used to put her front paws onto the kitchen counter and lick from the sugar bowl! Fortunately, it never seemed to do her much harm and it taught us …
