Yes, dogs can eat seeds. Omega-3 in seeds can help to promote healthy skin and coats. However, they should be fed in moderation as part of a complete diet.
Yes, dogs can eat ice. However you should be cautious when feeding ice to your dog as it can pose a choking risk and could lead to chipped teeth.
No, dogs should not eat jam. Jam has a very high sugar content which can cause digestive issues in dogs, as well as weight gain and dental problems.
No, dogs should not eat crisps. They are unlikely to cause any harm but they are incredibly unhealthy and can pose a choking risk.
Yes, dogs can eat sweetcorn. It is best fed in fresh or frozen form. Dogs should not eat the corn cob as this can pose a serious choking hazard.
Yes, dogs can eat dates. They are rich in fibre and antioxidants. However, they should only be fed in very small quantities due to their high sugar content.
Yes, dogs can eat cucumber. It is a low calorie, nutritious snack that they can enjoy. It is also very hydrating and full of fibre.
No, dogs should not eat popcorn. It has little-to-no nutritional benefit and can cause throat irritation or, even worse, choking in dogs.
Yes, dogs can eat rice. However, it does not provide much nutritional benefit and if given to dogs, should be fed in small quantities.
We would not recommend feeding tomatoes to dogs. Tomatoes contain a substance called solanine, which can be harmful to dogs in large quantities.
Protein is the most important part of a dog's diet. It helps to support muscle growth and repair, cell turnover and a strong immune system.
Yes, dogs can eat pasta. As long as it's cooked. However, it doesn't provide much nutritional benefit, a better option would be quinoa or pearl barley.
We would not recommend feeding nuts to dogs. They can pose a choking risk and can also be toxic in large quantities.
Yes, dogs can eat yoghurt. However, they should only be given plain, unsweetened yoghurt with no additives.
Joint health in dogs can be improved with a healthy diet that is rich in things like omega-3 fatty acids and anti-inflammatory ingredients, such as turmeric.
Yes, dogs can eat melon. That includes honeydew, galia, cantaloupe and watermelon. However, due to its sweet taste it should be fed in moderation.
Yes, dogs can eat peppers. Including green, orange, yellow and red peppers. They should be fed unseasoned and raw in bite-sized chunks.
It's difficult to know whether your dog is hungry or just being greedy. There's a few tell-tale signs which can help you get to the root of the problem.
As dogs get older, their nutritional needs change. They usually require a reduced amount of food because they are less active and sleep a lot more.
Providing that you choose a nutritionally complete dog food, it can be fed to your pooch throughout all their life stages, with alterations to portion sizes.
We're confident that your dog can't wait to dig into Butternut Box. We have lots of handy tips which will help to make their mealtimes fun.
Adding fruit to your dogs diet can be a tasty and beneficial treat for them. However, not all fruits are suitable for dogs to eat.
Yes, dogs can eat chickpeas. They are packed full of protein and fibre, helping to promote healthy digestion and strong muscles in pooches.
Yes, dogs can eat eggs and they're a really good source of protein and healthy fats, too. The omega-3 fatty acids can also contribute to healthy skin and coat.
Yes, dogs can eat butternut squash and it's really good for them, too. It is best served gently cooked to allow for easy chewing and digestion.