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homemade pizza rolls

Can Dogs Eat Pizza Rolls? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Concerns

Product developer Beatrice Ojakangas found a gold mine when she created pizza rolls in Duluth, Minnesota, in the 1960s; a time where quick-and-easy snacks and meals were becoming increasingly popular. While pizza rolls are undeniably moreish, they aren’t a healthy treat for your pup, and some ingredients are even toxic to dogs. Additionally, our pets

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raw chicken skin on a plate

Can Dogs Eat Chicken Skin? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

It’s common knowledge that chicken is good for us, and dogs can absolutely reap the health benefits of chicken, too. However, not all parts of the bird are recommended for your canine companion, and chicken skin can be one of them. While plain, unseasoned chicken skin isn’t toxic for dogs, we believe the cons of

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Stevia rebaudiana, sweet leaf sugar substitute

Can Dogs Have Stevia? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Info

Most of us know that sugar is only allowable for dogs in small quantities, but the diverse sugar substitutes available today can leave many unsure about which sweet additives are safe. Since they’re low- or no-calorie alternatives that don’t affect blood sugar to the same degree, they undoubtedly seem like a better alternative to offer

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Freshly Baked Oatmeal Cookies

Can Dogs Eat Oatmeal Cookies? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Info

For humans, oatmeal cookies are generally considered a healthier alternative to other cookies because they contain whole-grain oats, which are high in fiber, however, oatmeal cookies will still contain sugar and butter which are not healthy for dogs. Oatmeal cookies aren’t toxic to dogs unless they contain harmful additional ingredients like chocolate, raisins, xylitol, or

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rottweiler dog sitting next to an empty bowl

What Do Rottweilers Eat? Vet-Approved Feeding Guide

Rottweilers are big dogs with big appetites to match, so it’s essential to feed them appropriately to ensure they’re getting the nutrients they need to thrive. However, the number of dog food products available can make choosing the right diet feel impossible. If you’re unsure what or how much to feed your Rottie, keep reading.

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Sweet Potato Fries

Can Dogs Eat Sweet Potato Fries? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Better Options

If you’re coming to this article concerned and ready to call the vet—just know that sweet potato fries aren’t toxic for your dog. However, if they are already made into fries, and you haven’t just cut up a fresh, sweet potato, they might contain other ingredients that are toxic or certainly not healthy for your

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a bowl of tasty tamarinds and seeds

Can Dogs Eat Tamarind? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Info

Tamarind is a pod-like fruit with a tangy and sweet flavor. It’s native to tropical Africa, though it can grow in some places in the United States (namely Southern Florida). Though it is not as easy to find in most supermarkets as other North American-grown fruit, its pulp is widely used for sauces, marinades, drinks,

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slices of pumpkin

What Does Pumpkin Do for Dogs? 7 Vet-Verified Health Benefits & Serving Tips

Pumpkin (Cucurbita spp) is readily available, inexpensive, and easy to prepare for your dog. It is also packed full of vitamins and minerals and is considered a superfood for our canine companions. That said, you do need to be careful to ensure you don’t overfeed this fibrous squash. Below, we look at why pumpkin is

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homemade tomato or spaghetti sauce in a pan

Can Dogs Eat Spaghetti Sauce? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Better Alternatives

Pasta night is a tradition in many homes, so there’s a fair chance our family dogs will come across at least a little spaghetti sauce at some point. Between food left out, random spills in the dining room, and empty bowls on the table, they’ll likely have numerous opportunities to steal a bite. Though likely

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Colorful assorted fruits and vegetables

Should Dogs Eat the Rainbow? Healthy Eating Tips for Canines

Dogs are often mistaken for carnivores that require a meat-heavy diet. However, there are more similarities between a dog’s diet and a human’s diet than you’d think. Like humans, dogs are also omnivores. Dogs benefit from eating the rainbow, which means consuming a diet that includes fruits and vegetables. Proper diet and nutrition are essential

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french bulldog eating or drinking from a bowl

How Much Should a French Bulldog Eat? Vet Explained Puppy to Adult Feeding Guide

Getting a new puppy is always so exciting! You have this little bundle of fur just wanting to eat, sleep, and play with you. As a veterinarian, we often get asked how much food is appropriate to be feeding a specific dog, in this case, a French Bulldog. This, of course, is not an easy

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Oatmeal Cookies on a plate

Can Dogs Eat Cookies? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition Facts & Info

Cookies are often the first food we reach for when we crave something sweet or need comfort. So, if you find yourself whipping up a batch of grandma’s chocolate chip cookies this week, you might wonder if you can give your dog a little taste. Unfortunately, dogs should not eat cookies—at least not cookies traditionally

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fresh apricots

Can Dogs Eat Apricots? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Precautions

Dogs are facultative carnivores meaning like omnivores they can eat some plant matter as well as meat. Many like eating sweet foods and can be found eating windfall fruit. If your dog has a sweet tooth, consider feeding them fruit, as it’s much healthier than sugary baked goods. Dogs can eat a variety of fruits,

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person holding dog treats on the jar

Can Dogs Eat Scooby Snacks? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts

When it comes to your dog eating Scooby Snacks, finding healthy snack alternatives is a wise plan, given that we can’t say for sure if the original product still exists. While there were once dog treats marketed as such, today, you will likely see several companies calling snacks for kids “Scooby Snacks,” with varying degrees

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Nutritional Yeast Spilled from a Scoop

Can Dogs Eat Nutritional Yeast? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Info

Nutritional yeast is all the rage among health-conscious eaters looking for delicious and nutritious ways to zest up their meals. With its generous mix of protein and essential nutrients, you’re right to wonder if you can offer this vegan-friendly ingredient to your dog. Luckily, our dogs can safely enjoy all the benefits of nutritional yeast!

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Healthy vegan banana blueberry muffins with fresh berries

Can Dogs Eat Blueberry Muffins? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Alternatives

Dogs can enjoy many foods that humans eat, and they’re experts at convincing us to share our food with them. Since they can eat many fruits and vegetables that humans also eat, it’s best to choose healthier options than junk food. In the case of blueberry muffins, it’s best to refrain from feeding them to

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sugar, brown sugar, sweet

Can Dogs Eat Brown Sugar? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Considerations

Many people have a seemingly insatiable sweet tooth. However a taste for sugar may have some benefits, as it supplies energy and is quickly metabolized by the human body with a decent return. Dogs aren’t different from people in our need for glucose for the health and functioning of our red blood cells and brains.

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heart, watermelon, red

Can Dogs Eat Watermelon Seeds? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & Info

Watermelon is synonymous with summer. People certainly love it, with the per capita consumption in 2022 at 14.12 pounds.1 It’s an ancient fruit, with archaeological evidence going back 5,000 years. Its name describes its outstanding feature of being thirst-quenching. While the pulp is delicious, there’s a lot of waste. However, early Americans figured out what

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Confectionery sprinkles topping for desserts and pastries

Can Dogs Eat Sprinkles? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition Facts & Info

Having parties and celebrations for dogs has become more common in recent years. While there’s absolutely no problem with planning parties for your dog, it’s important to provide dog-safe food and snacks. A common treat present at parties is sprinkles. While your usual sprinkles won’t cause immediate harm to dogs, they’re still not recommended to

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