No, dogs should not eat ice cream. It is unlikely to cause harm in small quantities, but the heavy dairy and sugar content can give dogs an upset stomach.
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There are lots of different dog breeds that are low-shedders. From Shih Tzu's to Poodles, Maltese to Afghan Hounds, there's a pooch for everyone.
Is bread good for dogs? Bread can actually be harmful to dogs if given in large quantities, due to its yeast content and added ingredients.
We do not recommend feeding avocado to dogs. There is a risk of poison, if eaten in large amounts. Contact your vet if your dog shows symptoms of being unwell.
Yes, dogs can eat pineapple and there are lots of benefits, too. It is rich in vitamin c and riboflavin. Remember to limit the quantity and feed in fresh form.
Flowers are a beautiful addition to homes and gardens, but many are poisonous to dogs. Thankfully, there's plenty of safe varieties too, such as sunflowers.
Considering adopting a rescue dog? At Butternut Box, we're here to give you all the info you need to know before you decide to give a pooch their forever home.
There's lot of reasons why dogs might eat grass, from aiding digestion to boredom. Luckily, there are some things you can do to help stop this behaviour.
From showing affection and exploring the world, to underlying medical reasons, we can help to decode your pooch's licking behaviour.
Apples have a number benefits of for dogs. They're packed with fibre, vitamins and antioxidants, helping to boost your pup's health and wellbeing.
It can be worrying when your dog starts to eat poo. We're here to help with guidance on why your dog might be eating poo and how to train them to stop.
Bananas are an excellent source of potassium and fibre for dogs. Due to the high sugar content, they should be fed only in fresh form, as an occasional snack.
Master groomer and TV presenter Verity Hardcastle shares exactly what it takes to become a Crufts winner, as well as some solid tips and tricks for dog owners.
As dog lovers and owners, we’ve always got our pet pups’ best interests at heart, but with so much advice readily available out there, it can be hard to determine between what is fact and what is fiction.
Butternut Box fresh dog food is an official sponsor of Crufts 2024. We will be there to spread the word about the benefits of feeding dogs a fresh food diet.
Are you a pet parent grappling with your dog's fussy eating habits? More and more people are sharing their experiences with fussy pups, so rest assured it’s far more common than you might think.
Being a healthy weight isn't about looking good at the dog park - it's vital to their overall health and longevity. Research from across the globe agrees that managing a healthy weight can significantly ward off diseases and extend dogs’ lifespans.
Your dog's skin isn't just a coat - it's their armour. Serving as the first line of defence against external threats. Learn about how your dog's diet diet impacts their skin and coat health.
Looking for the diet that will finally sort out your dog’s dodgy tum? Discover the importance of meal digestibility and how it impacts your dog's gut health.
At Butternut Box, our motivation is simple and heartfelt: everything we do is #ForTheLoveOfDogs, guided by our purpose of helping them to live happier and healthier lives through the power of feeding fresh.
Rescue Shelter Ambassador Program For Butternut Box. Recommend fresh food to your adopted dogs for referral rewards and donations
Meet our newest addition to the team: Nick Hogendoorn. Nick joins us as Country Manager for Benelux where he will be focusing on introducing Butternut to the Netherlands.
Hot weather means hot dogs (and we don’t mean the great-with-ketchup kind), so here are some top tips from our in-house vet Dr Ciara Clarke to help keep your dog cool and safe this summer.
The UK isn't known for having the hottest summers but that doesn't stop us from spending our days in beer gardens and picking out our favourite ice creams. Even if the sun isn't beaming, you have to make sure your pooch is nice and cool. Seen as neither of the above activities are pooch-friendly, here are some tips on how to keep your dog cool in summer.