January 2020 - Doggy Eats

Can Dogs Eat Oysters?

Oysters are safe for dogs Oysters are fine to give to your dog. They are high in vitamins D and B12, iron, zinc, copper, and selenium. Do not feed raw oysters and do not fry oysters since fried foods can cause pancreatitis. Prepare them plain when cooking them and do not feed the shell since it is large and has sharp edges. Canned oysters are also safe but make sure they are packed in water, and not oil, and do not contain any additional spices that may be harmful…

Can Dogs Eat Longan?

Longan is safe to for dogs Longan is safe for dogs but should be fed in small amounts and only when it is fully ripe. Longan is very high in vitamin C but it does contain sugar which should be limited in dogs. It is important to peel the longan first and make sure to remove the seed. Like lychee, longan seeds contain saponin which is toxic to dogs and can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.

Can Dogs Eat Lobster?

Lobster is safe for dogs Dogs can eat lobster. Lobster is a good source of protein and relatively low in fat and calories. It is a good source of vitamin B12, zinc, phosphorus, copper, and selenium. When feeding lobster to your dog, it is important to cook it first as raw lobster can contain harmful bacteria or parasites. It is best to serve the meat plain and avoid any ingredients that may be harmful to your dog, such as garlic, salt, butter, or mayonnaise. Try and avoid the shell…

Can Dogs Eat Kumquats?

Kumquats are safe for dogs Although kumquats are from the citrus family, they are safe for dogs to eat. Kumquats are low in fat and high in fiber and vitamin C. As with all fruit, always feed them in moderation. The sugar content can lead to stomach discomfort and diarrhea. Make sure they are cut into appropriately sized pieces so that they do not present a choking hazard.

Can Dogs Eat Dragon Fruit?

Dragon fruit is safe for dogs Dragon fruit (or pitaya or pitahaya) is not toxic to dogs. It is low in calories and a source of vitamin C, magnesium, and calcium. Like other fruits, dragon fruit should only be given in moderation. It does contain sugar and can cause an upset stomach or diarrhea if eaten in large quantities. Make sure to peel the skin first as it is tough and can be a choking hazard or cause a blockage if eaten.

Can Dogs Eat Guava?

Guava is safe for dogs Guava is not toxic for dogs to eat. It is rich in fiber and very high in vitamin C. As with other fruit, they are high in sugar and should only be fed in moderation. Too much sugar can cause diarrhea and can lead to long term health problems such as obesity. Make sure to peel the skin and avoid feeding the seeds.

Can Dogs Eat Cardamom?

Cardamom is safe for dogs Cardamom is not toxic for dogs. It does have a strong flavor and it’s not part of a dog’s normal diet so it’s best to use sparingly if you want to flavor something with it. Cardamom may also have a laxative effect.

Can Dogs Eat Tofu?

Tofu is safe for dogs Tofu and other soy products are safe for dogs to eat. Soy is sometimes used as a protein source in commercial dog foods. While soy is safe, there are better and more complete protein choices for your dog. Dogs may also be allergic to soy products. If your dog has diarrhea, vomiting, or excessive licking, after eating tofu, they may be allergic to soy. Tofu may cause gassiness and can even cause bloat if eaten in large amounts. If you do give your dog…

Can Dogs Eat Caviar?

Caviar is safe for dogs Caviar and fish roe (or eggs) are safe to feed to your dog but should only be fed in moderation. You do need to be cautious with caviar since it is very high in salt. Ingesting large quantities of salt can lead to dehydration and more serious medical issues.

Can Dogs Eat Mustard?

Mustard is toxic for dogs Mustard should not be given to your dog. While a small lick of mustard may not cause any issues, mustard is made from mustard seeds which can cause problems. Mustard seeds can cause severe gastroenteritis and vomiting if eaten. Prepared mustard may contain other ingredients which can be toxic to dogs such as garlic powder. Garlic can damage a dog’s red blood cells if eaten in large quantities.