Yes, dogs can eat mushrooms, as long as they are the standard store-bought variety that have been deemed fit for human consumption. This includes varieties such as button, white, porcini, shitake and portobello. Generally speaking, if they are safe for you, they are safe for your dog. These are the only type you should feed your … Read more
Yes, dogs can have watermelon. Keep them away from the seeds and skin though, as this could cause choking and/or stomach upset. Nutrition Although dogs do not generally require any extra nutrients outside of their well-balanced dog food, small amounts of fruits and vegetables on the safe list are considered to be a healthy snack. … Read more
Yes, dogs can have frozen blueberries in small quantities. They are a nutritious treat that can be stored in the freezer for both you and your dog. They are packed full of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, including flavonoids which are thought to have many benefits for canine health. Are frozen blueberries good for dogs? Yes, … Read more
Yes. Dogs can eat cucumbers, but keep the portions small. Dogs are usually classed as omnivores due to them being able to digest small amounts of certain fruits and vegetables without too much trouble. This includes cucumbers. However, dogs aren’t really omnivores in the same sense that we as humans are. They are actually facultative … Read more
Yes, dogs can have hard boiled eggs. A small amount of cooked egg will generally be fine for your dog. Keep it simple though and leave out the salt and pepper. Are eggs good for dogs? Yes. Eggs are highly nutritious and will help your dog maintain good overall condition. Eggs contain protein as well … Read more
Yes, in most circumstances, dogs can eat cheese without any issues, assuming they are not lactose intolerant. Dogs generally love cheese. It can be used as a great motivational training aid, as well as being a nutritious, relatively healthy snack. Is cheese bad for dogs? It depends. As long as your dog is not considered … Read more
Dogs can technically eat a small amount of lemon, but they won’t generally think much of it! It’s also likely to upset their stomach due to it being mildly toxic. It’s, therefore, best avoided. You should not intentionally feed raw lemon to your dog, even for the comedy factor. It will likely give your dog … Read more
Yes. Dogs can have milk, providing that they are not lactose intolerant and that it is given to them in very small amounts. Cows and goats milk are not recommended for dogs in general though, with fresh water being the best drink for your dog overall. How much milk can dogs drink? Giving your dog … Read more
No. Dogs can not have onions. Although perfectly healthy for humans, feeding onions to dogs, whether raw, cooked or powdered, can be very dangerous and cause your dog harm. Why are onions poisonous to dogs? Onions contain a compound called N-propyl disulfide which can damage your dog’s red blood cells and cause anaemia. According to … Read more
Yes. Dogs can eat radishes. Presuming you can get your dog to eat them of course! Radishes will not do your dog any harm in small quantities and can actually help add some vitamins and minerals to their diet. This includes the daikon radish as well as the standard red radish. Radish nutrition Sulforaphane – … Read more