I recently wrote about vitamin C and how it’s not an actual vitamin for dogs since dogs can produce it in their liver, unlike humans. Naturally, it raises the question, can dogs produce other vitamins too? In this article, I go through and explain how vitamin D works and whether dogs need vitamin D supplementation…
In this post we will dive into the question, can dogs eat cinnamon? Every year around the holidays Finnish newspapers publish listicles of holiday treats you shouldn’t give to your dogs. And every year chocolate and gingerbread cookies are on that list. I have lived my whole life believing that cinnamon is bad for dogs….
Peas and carrots are affordable vegetables and we often wonder whether should dogs eat them or not. For example, peas are often used in grain-free dog food kibble as a substitute for corn. A couple of months ago I answered a similar inquiry, can dogs eat potatoes? Read that post to find out the answer!…
One thing we have been hearing all our lives is that vitamin C is important to us. Our bodies can’t produce it so we need it from different sources like citrus fruits and berries. So it’s not so silly to wonder if dogs need vitamin C. It’s one of our building blocks, but how about…
In this post, I’ve gathered 5 homemade treats your dog will love. These treats are all-natural and healthy. I found these recipes from Pinterest and all credits go to the recipe makers with their links listed below. I have heard the horrors of rawhide bones and dried poultry treats imported from China. So I have…
Learn whether it’s safe for dogs to eat potatoes. Learn about the risks, benefits, and guidelines for including potatoes in your dog’s diet.
