To Eat or Not to Eat…That is the Question… we have the answer!

Don’t feed your pups avocado, asparagus, cherries, tomatoes, mushrooms, onions of any kind, grapes, garlic.

Fruits and Vegetables Your Dogs Can Eat!

– Oranges: Make sure to toss the fruit’s peel and seeds.
– Peaches: Small amounts of cut-up peaches are just perfect. Avoid canned peaches.
– Pears: Cut pears into little pieces and don’t forget to remove the pit and seeds.
– Peas: Avoid canned peas.
– Pineapple: A few chunks of pineapple are enough.
– Potatoes: A washed, peeled, boiled or baked potato is perfect.
– Raspberries: Give them to your dog in moderation.
– Strawberries: Make sure to give them in moderation.
– Spinach: It’s not one of the best veggies to share with your dog.
– Sweet potatoes: Only give your pup unseasoned cooked sweet potatoes that have cooled down.
– Green beans: As long as they are plain, all kinds of green beans are safe.
– Mango: Remove the hard pit first.
– Cranberries: Feed to your dog in small quantities.
– Cucumbers: They are particularly beneficial for overweight dogs.
– Bananas: Give them to your dog only as an occasional treat.
– Blueberries: They are a great alternative to store-bought treats.
– Broccoli: Feed in very small quantities, occasionally.
– Brussel Sprouts: Never overfeed them to your pup.
– Cantaloupe: Feed in moderation, particularly if your dog is overweight or have diabetes.
– Carrots: Crunching on this vegetable is great for your pup’s teeth.
– Celery: It’s a crunchy green snack that’s also known to improve doggy breath.
– Apples: This is the perfect snack for senior dogs. Remember to remove all the seeds and core first.