Yes, dogs can eat black-eyed peas only in moderation. Your furry friend will enjoy this leguminous veggie as part of its diet. As with all foods, moderation is key. Overfeeding your beloved pooch with black-eyed peas can cause stomach upset such as bloating.
Yes, dogs can eat black licorice but only under special circumstances. This is due to a substance called glycyrrhizin found in black licorice. Glycyrrhizin can alter your pooch’s metabolism and raise blood pressure to a fatal extent. The intake of black licorice in dogs should hence be strictly controlled.
Dogs get diarrhea as a result of being fed poorly cooked or spoiled food, ingestion of toxic or foreign substances, sudden changes in the dog’s diet, and stress. Similarly, canine diarrhea can also be due to medical conditions such as allergies, as well as bacterial, viral, or parasitic infections.
Common household products that contain toxins that are usually responsible for canine seizures include xylitol, alcohol, onions, sugar, human medication, chocolate, insecticides, rodenticides, and some household plants.
Yes, dogs can eat beef without any fear of harm. It is a good source of their daily dietary needs providing them with calories, proteins, essential vitamins, and minerals. However, it is important to serve our furry friend beef based on the recommended amount and with the fats removed. This helps prevent obesity and pancreatitis.
Dogs can eat American cheese safely. However, the presence of excess fat and sodium, as well as additives, such as emulsifiers and preservatives, used in formulating this dairy product, means that American cheese should only be fed to dogs in limited quantities.
Yes, dogs can eat broccoli stems, but they are a choking hazard. That’s why it is recommended to keep an eye out for signs of choking or intestinal blockage while and after your dog is consuming broccoli.
You can feed your dog canned chicken, but only in moderation. While chicken is healthy for dogs, canned chicken contains a lot of sodium. Your dog may not be able to handle this, and it could lead to sodium poisoning. You can use canned chicken as a substitute for dog kibble, especially when you run out of dog food.
In general, dogs can eat cakes. However, sadly, most ingredients in a cake, especially sugar, create long-term health concerns like obesity and diabetes in dogs. Also, some cakes, like chocolate and red velvet cakes, contain toxic ingredients that could send a dog straight to the vet or crematory if care isn’t taken.
