Dog Nutrition

Nutella is basically lots of bad fats, outrageous amount of sugar and empty calories. Sharing such treats to your pet can hardly be called safe. And that’s just the tip of an iceberg.

We all love waffles, right? It’s warm, delicious, soft… Sweet or sour… absolutely mouth-watering. But can we share its goodness with our dogs? Milk, sugar, salt, baking powder, etc. all the components that are used in waffles are not harmful to your pet. Some dogs can’t digest the milk though, so in that case, it is not suitable for your pup. However, the waffles have sugar, and much more than it’s considered to be healthy for your pet. So let’s try to dig deeper.  Are you interested in a particular question? Then use the table of contents below to jump...

Canines can eat catfish and catfish food products. However, the only condition is that it should be cooked. Catfish is a healthy and abundant source of food for dogs.
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Dried mangoes are a rich source of both soluble and insoluble fiber. The first type is essential for stabilizing high blood sugar levels, and the second can be quite beneficial for digestion. Dried mangoes might also help to increase the body’s ability to absorb nutrients and reduce “bad” LDL cholesterol levels in the blood. Also, dried mangoes make a delicious snack for us humans. But is it as great for dogs? Let’s try to figure it out.

Chickpeas are suitable for dog consumption. More to that, chickpeas have high levels of fiber, which helps your pup feel fuller for longer hours. It’s also an incredible source of protein. However, you shouldn’t get overboard and replace animal protein with chickpeas at all times. But let’s jump into the details.

Hummus is a delightful dip that has gained popularity beyond its Middle Eastern origins and is now a popular food across all the countries in the world, including the US.  Many people like hummus for its unique taste, and it has the status of a well-known superfood. And our dogs, as usual, get overexcited about anything we love to eat. But is it really such a good idea to share this dip with your pup? Are you interested in a particular topic about hummus and dogs? Then use the table of contents below to jump to the most relevant section. And...

Sugar, butter, dairy products, eggs, flours found in cupcakes are not recommended foods for dogs. All these products cause an adverse reaction in your canines.
Some cupcakes have sugar substitute products, which makes the problem worse for dogs. These artificial sweeteners are present in frosting or topping of cupcakes. It is useful if you check the ingredients of cake on the packet before purchasing one and see if it has synthetic sweetener.
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Cheetos aren’t exactly at the top of the healthy food list, but we love them anyway. And if you’ve ever caught your pup trying to sneak a bite of this snack, you know that dogs love them, too. Several dog owners are guilty of using Cheetos as treats for their pups. But should you ever allow your dog to eat it at all? Let’s figure out what is it made of to start.   Are you interested in a particular topic about dogs and Cheetos? Then use the table of contents below to jump to the most relevant section. And you can...