Sentences with phrase «for dogs in moderation»

Since peanut butter, bananas, and pumpkin are all healthy for dogs in moderation, this is a great healthy, limited ingredient dog treat recipe.

In conclusion, fully cooked fish is safe for dogs in moderation.

Turkey can be a safe treat for dogs in moderation, but feeding table scraps can also lead to unwanted behavior such as begging.

Broccoli is okay for your dog in moderation and can actually benefit them nutritionally if it's fed with discretion.

Certain foods that are high in protein, such as beans and lean meats, can be beneficial for your dog in moderation.

Not exact matches

Watermelon is quite safe for dogs as long as you give it in moderation.

Melons can be quite safe for your dog if you feed them in moderation.

Olive oil is safe for your dog, but it should be given in strict moderation.

While butter (in moderation) isn't necessarily bad for you, does that mean you can give it to your dog?

While shortbread, stuffing, and buttered mashed potatoes are appropriate for humans (in moderation), it's best to keep them away from your dog.

Olive oil is safe for your dog, but it should be given in strict moderation.

Reduce the likelihood of cancers occurring by keeping your dog fit, keeping its weight within normal parameters for its size, feeding quality foods (and treats in moderation) and reducing stress by teaching your dog to be calm and not putting it into stressful situations.

Because hamsters are true omnivores (much like dogs), many types of fruit, especially fresh fruit, are healthy for them in moderation.

Basil is a safe, even beneficial, food for most dogs to consume in moderation.

Pineapples are high in sugar so feed your dog fresh pineapple in moderation, no more than one or two pieces at a time, and watch for your dog's reaction, as pineapple can cause gas or diarrhea.

Sweet potatoes are quite healthy both for dogs and for humans, and most dogs can thrive on diets that include sweet potato in moderation — in fact, many high - end brands of dog food include sweet potatoes in their recipes.

Most peanut and other nut butters are perfectly safe for your dog (in moderation, of course).

As with any fruit that is safe for dogs to eat, you should give watermelon to your dog only in moderation.

Apples, given in moderation, have many potential health benefits for your dog, including immune and digestive support, plus teeth cleaning.

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Many food experts and veterinarians have actually proved that blueberries are great for dogs when used in moderation.

Foods better in moderation, like cheese or hot dogs, are best saved for use as an extra special treat — just as you wouldn't eat junk food for every meal yourself.

Adding it to your dog's diet in moderation can be very beneficial for its overall health.

Plain oatmeal cooked in water is a safe, healthy food for dogs to eat in moderation.

So: for the sake of their digestion, give this food in moderation, but know that there is no need to panic if your dog eats a little too much in one sitting.

While canned foods may be best in moderation for the adult dog, as a puppy, the extra calories won't hurt.

In moderation, cheese is a good source of protein for your dog.

Puppy food generally provides the ideal amounts of these ingredients for a nursing mom, but adding vegetables to your mama dog's diet is OK in moderation.

Rice is good for dogs with digestive upset, and cheese in moderation can be a good source of protein.

Fed in moderation (think treat versus meal), crab can be quite good for dogs.

Before you start whipping up a salad for your dog, though, keep moderation in mind.

Coconut oil is fine for dogs as long as it's given in moderation and doesn't make up a major component of their diet.

While butter (in moderation) isn't necessarily bad for you, does that mean you can give it to your dog?

Yes, given in moderation and fed with discretion, pumpkin can be excellent for your dog's digestion.

Watermelon is quite safe for dogs as long as you give it in moderation.

There are human foods that are ok for dogs to eat in moderation, but it's usually best to stick to whole foods, like carrots, apples, and all - natural peanut butter, and avoid sweets or salty snacks.

Almonds themselves are not poisonous to dogs — which is why almond butter can make such a great treat for canines in moderation — and, because almond «milk» is dairy free, it contains no lactose!

White is accepted in moderation on the chest and toes but be careful if you're buying a dog for showing.

Salmon offers plenty of benefits for your dog if it's cooked and fed in moderation.

Pineapple is okay for your dog to eat if you feed it in moderation and prepare it properly.

Salt is good for people in moderation, but dogs don't require the same amount of sodium you do.

Oatmeal is fine for dogs to eat as long as it's given in moderation.

Fed in moderation, eggplant is safe for dogs, but they should be monitored closely afterwards in case they have an allergic reaction to it.

Most berries are safe for your dog to eat in moderation, including raspberries.

Meat is good for your dog, and fish is completely safe to feed them if it's given in moderation.

Dogs can eat celery, and if it's eaten in moderation, it can actually be good for them.

Fortunately, dogs can eat honeydew in moderation, so if you're looking for a way to let your dog enjoy a taste of summery fruit, this is a great option.

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Natural foods such as green beans, coconut water, and carrots can be healthy treats for dogs as long as they are given in moderation and closely monitored.

While it has become synonymous to tropical goodness, pineapples can be very healthy treats for dogs, too, especially if they are given in moderation.