‘tis the season for pumpkin spice, but is this beloved fall treat safe for fido? but there are some caveats to giving pumpkin to your pooch, so be careful. read on to find out more, and, of course, if you have questions or doubts, be sure to talk to your veterinarian. if feeding your pooch pumpkin doesn’t seem to be helping your baby get back to his or herself, talk to your veterinarian. plain canned pumpkin without added sugars, ingredients, …

i *love* cooking with pumpkin puree–and love that it’s so easy to make homemade pumpkin puree for dogs. amazingly, pumpkin can also be helpful for both constipation and diarrhea, thanks to its fiber. are you interested in giving your dog pumpkin puree for diarrhea and other health benefits? some dogs like to lick it right off the spoon; other dogs prefer it be mixed in their meal. you can purchase canned pumpkin puree for your dog–but never buy pie filling …

when you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no cost to you. humans love pumpkin, so it’s only natural to think that dogs would love pumpkin too. but before you buy a pumpkin, have you thought about the pros and cons of feeding raw pumpkin to your dog? this article answers your questions about whether raw pumpkin is safe to feed to dogs. not all human foods are suitable for dogs, and that …

these pellets are highly processed and could be the cause of obesity and cancer in your dog. here is a list of human food that will prove delicious and nutritious for your doggo. if your furry child in on the podgy side, this veggie provides a snack which is low in both fat and calories. by grinding up the eggshells and feeding them to your dog, you will be ensuring the health of your doggie’s teeth and bones. it is …

let’s take a look: your pet might not jump up and down with excitement over a stray broccoli floret, but small amounts of fruits and vegetables rank among some of the best types of people snacks for your pet. experiment to find what your pet enjoys most and be sure to thoroughly wash fruits and vegetables first. avoid raw, spicy and fatty meats and resist feeding the skin to your pet, as it is high in fat. salmon is a …