Feeding & Nutrition

One of the most refreshing snacks of summer, a chunk of delicious juicy melon, can easily end up on your dog’s radar. What should an owner do?

Mustard is a popular condiment that’s often slathered onto burgers and hot dogs at barbecues and is prized for its flavours that range from sweet to spicy.

Pumpkins are a true sign of autumn. Whenever the leaves begin to fall, the round orange gourds adorn people’s doorways and windows and there is an abundance of festive foods packed full of pumpkin.

Corn is delicious for humans on or off the cob. And your dog might already know this.

Crab is a much-loved meat, particularly in beachside towns across the country. Its popularity is likely due to the fact the seafood is full of flavour, as well as having the benefits of being high in protein and full of vitamins and minerals too.

Cucumbers are a great addition to our salads and sandwiches. There’s plenty of ways to enjoy cucumbers, as a simple, low-calorie snack.

It is fair to say that many dogs do love to have an extra treat outside of meal times, and some vegetables and fruit make great alternatives. However, a dog’s digestive tract is very different from ours, and certain fruits and veggies can be unsuitable or even harmful for your dog. Asparagus had become a staple of healthy eating for humans, but while asparagus is a perfectly safe and healthy for us, can dogs eat asparagus?

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Dogs are curious creatures who love to know what we’re eating at all times. If you’ve cooked yourself a delicious salmon dinner and your pup has come running, you’re probably wondering ‘can dogs eat salmon?’

When you’re sitting on the sofa and relaxing with your evening cup of tea, you might find that your dog is hanging around too. Since you’re enjoying your cuppa so much, you might be wondering whether your dog can have a bit of tea too. We’ve got all the answers below. Take a look!

We love indulging in pancakes with our favourite sweet or savoury toppings. Whether you enjoy fluffy or crepe-like pancakes, we can’t help but wonder if our furry friends can enjoy this treat with us. You’re bound to find hopeful eyes staring up at you as you dig in, so find out if dogs can eat pancakes and how they can safely enjoy them with our handy guide below. Read on!

At Christmas dinner, you’ve probably noticed your dog hanging about (and possibly giving you puppy dog eyes) because they can smell that delicious turkey cooking. But can dogs eat turkey and share the fun? We have a guide on whether dogs can eat turkey, when it’s unsafe to feed it, and how to safely feed it to them below.