Human Foods that Are Actually Good for Dogs
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2024
- In this video, we will talk about 12 human foods that dogs can enjoy. From peanut butter to bread and yogurt, stay tuned to find out more.
Peanut butter
The good news is that regular peanut butter with no added sugar and salt is safe for dogs to have as a treat. It only becomes dangerous when the peanut butter contains xylitol, which is a sugar substitute found in many sugar-free products. Xylitol is extremely poisonous to dogs.
Dairy products
Dogs can have milk. But be cautious. Some dogs are lactose-intolerant, which means their gut can’t digest milk well. A few tablespoons of cow's milk or goat milk can be a nice reward for your canine.
If your dog likes dairy products, you can give them plain yogurt instead, which is typically easier to digest than regular milk.
Bread
Plain white and wheat bread is generally safe for dogs to eat in moderation.
However, not all breads are harmless. Some breads contain toxic ingredients that should never be fed to dogs.
Garlic or onions, for example, are ingredients found in bread that can be toxic to canines, causing serious side effects such as vomiting, diarrhea, and collapse. And some breads contain nuts, seeds or xylitol, which appeal to humans for their flavor and health benefits, but can cause problems for dogs. And the biggest danger comes from raisins. Raisins are highly toxic for dogs and are sometimes found in breads and baked goods. Even a few raisins can be dangerous. So always be sure to double-check the ingredients first.
Watermelon
It’s safe for dogs to eat watermelon with a couple of precautions. First, seeds could cause an intestinal blockage, so make sure you remove them. It’s also a good idea to remove the rind because it can cause a gastrointestinal upset.
Watermelon is a great source of vitamins, and is a very nutritional treat to feed your dog. The fruit has high water content and it works great to hydrate your dog in a hot summer day.
Other fruits such as blueberries, cantaloupe, strawberries, bananas, and mangoes also make excellent snacks as they are full of vitamins and minerals, and they are high in fiber too.
Likewise, apples are an excellent source of vitamins A and C, as well as fiber for your dog. They are low in protein and fat, making them the perfect snack for senior dogs. Just be sure to remove the seeds and core first.
Avocado and grapes should never be given to dogs though, as they have been proven to be very toxic for canines.
Chicken
Chicken is safe for dogs. Most vets warn against raw chicken from the grocery store because of the risk of salmonella or other bacterial contamination.
Feed your dog cooked chicken without any seasoning, onions or garlic.
And be sure to take cooked chicken off the bone. Cooked chicken bones splinter easily, which can cause choking or a gastrointestinal tract puncture
Eggs
Eggs are safe and beneficial for dogs. Essentially the entire egg, including the eggshell, can be nutritious for your pet. Most vets recommend cooking eggs before feeding them to your canine. Raw eggs can be a source of Salmonella.
White rice
Dogs can eat rice. In fact, many veterinarians recommend rice as a great food for dogs suffering from common gastrointestinal issues. One of the reasons white rice is the chosen grain for a dog with an upset stomach is that it’s easy to digest, quick to prepare, and low in fiber. Rice also contains soluble fiber which helps to stabilize and bind the stool.
Pork
Unfortunately, ham and bacon aren’t good for dogs.
Bacon is an incredibly fatty food with a high salt content, which can prove to be too much for a dog’s stomach to handle. Ham also has a dangerously high salt content.
However, not all pork meat is completely off the doggy menu.
Bone Broth
Bone broth is made by simmering bones in water for a long time. It contains plenty of nutrients that can be beneficial to your dog. Bone broth is also packed with minerals and vitamin and most importantly, dogs actually love its flavor. It helps your dog live their happiest, healthiest life.
Carrots
Want your canine to have strong teeth? Give them a carrot. Crunching on this orange veggie is fun and it helps remove the plaque from the teeth. This healthy, low-calorie snack is a great source of vitamin A for dogs, and it builds immunity, promotes good health, and gives your pet a healthy skin.
Coconut meat
Coconut meat is just as healthy as the coconut oil. The meat of the fruit is packed with healthy carbs, fats, and proteins that build strong muscles and generate energy to fuel our canine companions.
Coconut is also rich in vitamins, minerals, and fiber, and is praised for its ability to improve a dog’s skin and coat.
Pineapple
Pineapple is not only safe for your dog to eat, but packs a nutrient-dense punch. It’s a tangy fruit that’s filled with minerals and vitamins that help support your dog’s health.
My dog was put down today. I gave her, her favorite meal of chicken thighs and spinach. I'm going to miss her. She loved spinach and broccoli.
I'm sooo sorry for the loss of your beloved fur baby..They really do become our best friends..RIP little friend.❤🐶🐕🦮🐕🦺😥
It always sucks to lose a family member.
Sorry. Hope you are doing better.
Sorry for the loss of your friend ❤
Ohhh im sorry my dog died a few month ago too
Xylitol is now being marketed as “birch sugar” fyi
F the fda.
Thank you for that information.
Like sugar cane from the birch tree?!? Not, say a syrup?!? Hmmm, but it's not either of those, either???
locally sourced
artisan crafted
organic free range xylitol
Good to know thank you 😊
I live in a rural area in India, so we don't have pet shop near by so my dog's only eat home food.
I boil chicken and vegetables like pumpkin, bottle gourd or carrot and mix it with white rice.
Some time add item like eggs, fish and lentils.
Do you add any salt?
I tend to cook chicken for them in a batch that lasts for a week in the fridge. I am looking for recipes that would taste good and would last a week. I prefer to cook once a week for them.
@Hitroman
Why is that, may I ask?
How do you make yours flavourful then?
Thank you for replying, by the way 😊
I do the same.I add chopped apple.
@Hitroman I am sorry to hear that. What was his/her name?
We also lost our senior dog a few months ago too.
Do you remember the brand name?
I am on the other side of the world at the moment. I want to see if they sell something like that.
Thank you for sharing.
@@joc7996 Instead of boiling the chicken, cook it on the BBQ in an aluminum pan or something. As the fat of the chicken melts, that will be the flavoring for the dog. Salt is bad for their kidneys. Remember, what you think is tasty because of salt, doesn't taste the same for them.
If you have a Costco near you, get the big pork-loins that are very cheap. I used to cook that for my Bubba again, in an aluminum pan and it would make it's own juices. I even would cut a piece for myself since it tasted that good. With a big pork-loin, you can do a full week feeding your dog. They love the taste of it and it is cheaper than chicken.
I used to prepare all his food using a pressure cooker. I'd go at the grocery store and buy the meats that wouldn't sell during the weekends. I'd get duck, liver, chicken halves, carrots, green beans etc, and put everything in the pressure cooker and cook it for 1-2 hours. By then, even the chicken bones would crush like mashed potatoes. The smell was something else but the taste for Bubba, was heavenly. My dog is a rescue and he was dying due to his condition. Not on my watch. We brought him back to health and now, he weighs over 38 pounds. Hope that helps as far as flavoring.
Who else Google foods that dogs could eat?
As always
If I come across something that I've never heard of.
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That’s the only thing with videos like this. I wish they would state their sources. Not sure how accurate this information is!
Our dog loves yogurt, peanut butter, watermelon, blueberries.
When the peanut butter is all gone, we always give the empty jar to our dog. It’s a special treat that keeps her busy trying to lick all the sides clean, and the jar is too big for her to get her teeth around so she can’t crush or break the plastic. It becomes a great toy for the day too as she’ll carry it around everywhere lol!
P B is also good for giving dogs pills. I call it a "pill sandwich"…
I have a puppy so I think her mouth won’t fit in the jar
i hope you dont got your dog playing around with that generic skippy peanut butter with the hydrogenated veggie oils and soybean oil lol
@@Bizeecentral No way. I only gave them the pure kind, the kind I eat…
@@JohnnyCNote nice 😎
No one mentioned sweet potatoes , excellent health food. Dogs love it.
Those dogs that love to crunch on ice and do enjoy melons and cucumbers please try freezing them In Cubes. Your dogs will go nuts , especially in summer!!
Hello Lisa how’s the weather over there
YESSS, my Pomeranian comes running when I cook sweet potatoes.
Yep...my Mom's puppy is a finicky eater but he will eat sweet potatoes.
Melon pops for pups! What an idea! I'll try that this July. My Doxie will love that!
Food safe for dogs:
1. Peanut butter (check for xylitol)
2. Bread
3. Fruits (watermelon, blueberry, bananas, mangoes, strawberry, apples, cantaloupe, pineapple)
4. Meat (Chicken) (pork in moderation)
5. Eggs
6. Milk
7. White rice and brown ( avoid brown rice when sick)
8. Coconut oil and coconut meat in moderation
Don't think so mate, most of that is grained. Grains are killing our animals. Also lactose so dairy is a no no. Bread is bad for humans, never mind animals. So much misinformation in this video and comment section.
Tysm!
Milk is bad for dogs yogurt like plain greek yogurt is better but once in a while tho
@@aaravtshynesh2873 Every once in a while I give my dog yogurt but I do it as Turkish people do with "ayran", without adding any salt of course. I basically whisk a spoon of yogurt with cold water, she doesn't drink enough water during summer so she gets something cold, delicious and "watery" lol
THANK YOU! I was just sitting trying to remember what they said!
My dogs' favorite snack was baby carrots. They’re cheaper than more traditional dog treats. and the dogs enjoy the crunch, plus they’re a lot healthier…
Yes. But don't buy those peeled oval ones they call "baby carrots". They are processed with bleach.
Lies
My dog, I have had since a pup and he is now 15 and people think I’m lying. He has never had commercial dog food, I have always cooked for him. I do avoid known dangerous foods.
Yes but good dog food is good part of
Cool! What breed is he?
When my old dog was going through chemo we fed him rice, chicken hearts, and fresh ground ginger. That’s what the vet suggested. Now, I treat my dog with that meal every once in a while.
They give dogs a better diet plan than humans
Chicken hearts, or any organ meats, are scarce at the modern grocer.
According to your story, you don't live up to your username and are an amazing person.
whats the ratio of heart, liver, and kidneys?
We feed our dogs carrots for treats and they love them! Also they love green peppers, they’re also great for your dog as well and we’ve never had a dog that didn’t like them.
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Zucchini and squash - anything crunchy…
My dog LOVES carrots.
Pumpkin is also a treat for them.
@@danyf3116 hmm. Never tried pumpkin. Never even thought to.
Not mentioned but something our dogs inexplicably love: broccoli! I was skeptical when a friend told me years ago that his American Eskimo went nuts for broccoli, but it was true. Both our Irish Setter and Miniature Poodle seem to like broccoli just as much as carrots!
My border terrier loves his broccoli.....we share🤣🤣
That’s great to know. I love bricolli and always have lots in the house. Thanks.
Oh weather here is weird. Yesterday so cold and strong winds. Today a little warmer but still strong winds.
They like green peas to
I had a same feeling of the weather in Melbourne
when I went to the vet with my gf's dog he told me the dog looks very healthy and young, I told him that the old boy is 14 years old, he then asked what he eats " well my mother in law gives him cooked food" . Instant approval from the vet
Peanut butter with a birch sweeter is the same as xylotal so check & make sure your not give them either
I learned a better diet for myself watching this🙂
You a dog????
When I was a kid I gave my chowchow a pork chop, he got diarrhea and we took him to the vet.
The vet (Doc Thompson) just laughed and gave him some meds, said hes Jewish so can't eat pork.
He was the kindest man and very loving to both people and animals, he had that little sense of humor too that relaxed everyone.
He always got his message through with a softly spoken joke.
Also had a vet once that was the sweetest person ever, but he always went "mmmmkay?" almost like Mr Mackey from South Park.
Omg me and my mother, everyone else too had to struggle to not burst out laughing, he could fit in that mmmmmmkayy? In EVERY sentence, eventually we had to cut the visit short out of fear me might laugh and offend him, once in the car we would howl with laughter for probably 10 minutes before actually starting the car to go home.
On our way home we would mention it and start laughing again.
We loved this vet, he was so kind to everyone and what a great doctor to animals too, he just had a funny way of saying things is all.
God bless such great lovers of animals.
Ever notice, many become doctors of people for money and respect, almost all become doctors of animals for their love of them.
My sister is in the medical profession and she is definitely not in it for the money. Then again, she's an MA and proud former CNA. But yeah, animals are precious so how can a vet not love them?
No offence but mmmmmmkayyyy! ❤
I cook all of my dog's food out of human-grade ingredients. I find it is cheaper in the long run, and it also helps ease my mind in knowing what they are getting. I think it is much better for them than the stuff they put in cans and bags and label it dog food.
Our dogs get there food but we also cook them regular stuff all the time. Just about daily. Lately we’ve been buying chicken hearts for them as treats and they go crazy for them. More so than the chicken breast we make them or even different cuts of beef.
@@obthree2830 My dogs don't like white meat chicken very much. My dogs also love hearts and livers. I cut them up very small because I have very small dogs. I add vegetables, rice, and coconut oil to the meat. Then I bag them up (after cooked) in sandwich-size zip lock bags and freeze them till ready to use.
@@Mistyvalentine we have small ones as well. One weighs about 8 pounds another 15 and our biggest is 20. They also don’t care much for the white meat. We take dark meat like legs and thighs and boil them up and we take that broth and save it. Using the meat and the broth we pour it over white rice and give it to them. The hearts we usually cut them in half (3s if they’re bigger than usual) and we put them in a ziplock and that’s what we use for treats a lot of the time. Along with the fore mentioned bell peppers and carrots. In moderation we also give them tomatoes, apples, bananas, strawberries, and other fruits and veggies!
So do I
@@obthree2830 I do to and figure the added expense of food is much better than spending it at the vet.
I was chuckling yesterday. My dogs are 35 and 12 pounds and I bought the 10th turkey since Thanksgiving yesterday. My "big" guy absolutely loves turkey and my little one will eat anything except pickles.
I've been doing it so long it's become automatic. I prefer cooking for them because they're healthy and don't need to go to the vet.
Having a dog will bless you with many happiness days...🥰😊
VERY informative, thank you!
Just a warning for everyone who feeds their dogs ice cubes: supervise them while they chew them, as they are a choking hazard. Also, be sure to feed them in moderation because ice can harm your dog's teeth.
Our animals won’t eat ice cubes. If one falls on the floor, or when we are done with our glass that had ice in it I usually put it in their water dish and let it melt and it’s an instant water refill when it melts
Sorry but I call bullshit. Just pay attention to your dog and you will
Be fine. Ice cubes are fantastic for puppies and help with the teething pain and a are lot less dangerous than a majority of the things a dog will pick up and chew on because that’s what puppies do. Let me guess you also don’t let your dog chew on sticks?
For me I add the ice cube into his water bowl and in there he licks it and sometimes he picks it up but slid up back to the bowl so I guess that’s fun way for them to enjoy it
@@Chairemy isn't that what @kevinhyman5043 said?
I'm one of those pet parents that gets the "fancy" (not really) wet food for their dog. She quite enjoys the Cesar Homestyle meals. Honestly, her food looks better than mine most of the time. She does also get dry food (half wet, half dry) so as to not get spoiled on wet food.
She also absolutely LOVES sauerkraut. I make sure to check if something is safe to feed to her beforehand, and sauerkraut is extremely healthy for dogs (in moderation), though many dogs don't like it. Whenever I make a meal with it, I make sure she gets a small plate. Same thing with brussel sprouts. Both my dog and myself like weird foods.
Lol that is so funny u mentioned what u feed your pet. I feed mine the same.
I feed my dog the same. He likes the pot roast, beef stew, etc. I’ve never fed him the pate’.
8:05 The very best food is raw from reputable sources. Our pups are descendants from wolves so the closer we replicate the natural food of dogs in the wild the healthier our pups will be. When wolves take down a deer, for instance, they will eat the organs first, then the muscles, bones, even fur as well as vegetation in the intestines. Larger dogs love frozen raw food, defrosted, room temperature. Little dogs often prefer dehydrated raw served with lots of spring water. A wolf would not eat any processed or cooked food. A natural whole food raw diet prevents obesity, osteoporosis, cancer and the inflammatory diseases we find in the human population. Respecting the species appropriate diet is the most loving thing we can do for our dogs living their best, longest lives. You'll find some excellent videos and information from Dr. Martin Goldstein, DVM as well as Dr. Karen Becker, DVM.
@@1voiceworks my dog loves raw meat as well as cooked meat. She prefers cooked meat, though, but goes crazy for blood. I kinda wonder though... Wolves in the wild would probably love hamburgers if they could get them. Just no onions or garlic.
Thank you for this compilation
cruciferous veggies like broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage are food for dogs too. I cook for mine and include things like cranberries, ,celery, turnip, squash, brown rice and I try to change up tbe proteins. We raise beef so they get beef bone broth, chicken and turkey bone broth, roasted whole chicken, chicken hearts and liver. I also dehydrate chicken breast and turkey breasf slices to make jerky for them.
I'm getting hungry...
My pooch needs a special hypoallergenic food. But he does enjoy fresh veggies, fruits, and homemade dog friendlyfood baked goods. 🥰
My dog loves apples, blueberries, raspberries, cucumbers, tomatos, eggs, and is crazy on salmon :)
Wow! Such great Information!! Very helpful
Thanks for sharing. Your insight is appreciated!
Yes, yoghurt! My dog loves it so much
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One of mine goes ape for yogurt.
My pup loves yogurt!
Loved this video! Great info for dog owners! :) Ours go crazy for mango treats!
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Mine loves spaghetti 🍝
@@jakethedog4397 mine too. With broccoli. She enjoys it sparingly, though.
Great information... Thx!
Thanks for the advice
Completely addicted to this
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Although I didn't see it on this list, my rat terrier LOVES broccoli (either cooked or raw), particularly the stems.
Our Irish Setter and Miniature Poodle adore raw brocolli...any part of the plant
My dachshund prefers her broccoli cooked. She's a little spoiled.
Thank you for this
Thank you. I’ve had a day for the first time today, and I don’t know what foods are harmful to dogs, so Thank you for showing this.
Also pumpkin is also healthy for dogs
It.s actealy true
Thank you! Great information!
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Hello Marie how’s the weather over there
Some things the videos missed out about chicken. Chickens in the EU and UK are vaccinated against salmonella, however you can also freeze raw chicken to kill bacteria and dogs will enjoy it frozen especially on hot days. 2 Chicken bones are only brittle when cooked, raw chicken bones are okay for them to eat.
Great information. Thank you.
My doggie has always eaten human food. She's 12+ years old. Hoping she's got lots more years left. 💓
My previous dog contracted diabetes and my vet INSISTED under NO circumstances give a dog human food,too much salt!
@@bobbierocksbuster5584 fair enough, I cook for her so no junk food.
Hello Irena how’s the weather over there
My beautiful lab LOVES a nice filet mignon with a sweet potato.
I just read a bunch of comments. I enjoyed reading all the goodies your dogs eat. I have a schnauzer mix and she is the pickiest eater I've ever owned. The only human food she'll eat is cooked chicken and raw ground beef. I give her a tablespoon of meat in her dry food every once in awhile. The poodle/crocker mix I had to put down about a year ago would eat anything I ate. Lettuce, oranges, green beans, sauerkraut....if I was eating it he waited for some. But I guess his favorite thing was raw pumpkin. I miss him so darn much.
Thanks for this video! Although I knew most of them... it is always a good thing to remind yourself 💞
Hello Caroline how’s the weather over there
Avocado and grapes? Never knew that they were bad for dogs.
Thank you
Even cooked grapes, like baked goods with raisins, are still highly toxic.
@CL McCartney sure about that? A study done at Loyola Marymount University showed that urban coyote will eat almost anything. Even leaving fallen fruit on your yard could lead them to seeing it as a food source. They are actually destructive to watermelon fields.
I think it’s important to add, try to get mostly organic foods if you can so there’s not any pesticides. And bone broth contains a lot of sodium so get the no added salt or lower or reduced sodium.
For example, non-hydrogenated organic peanut butter.
Yep but also high sodium doesn’t got to always be a problem if consumed with a potassium source. Potassium flushes out excess sodium and inversely
You can buy organic unsalted Bone broth
You must buying canned broth. I buy my dog beef marrow bones and boil them until just cooked. I do not add salt. She loves the water/broth and it's full of meat and marrow bits that are good for her.
No offence, agreed if it was affordable, it is not. Even every day vegetables are not economically possible for every day family.
Thank you. Very informative. Also helpful.
Hello Sara how’s the weather over there
I give my dog his flea pill and heart worm pill with peanut butter otherwise he won’t take the pills. He loves the peanut butter. Smooth kind only
@@saraengland1336 Oh that’s okay the weather over here is okay so where are you from? I’m from Dallas Texas
Thank you for telling me that❤
This is great information to know so whenever I get another dog I'll know how to take care of it cause honestly we don't deserve dogs at all...
Anyways God bless everyone who comes across this comment 🕊️
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& remember, just because your DOG can eat it doesn't mean your CAT can too.
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🤣silent diss
I mean, obviously.
That's better than my diet program 😊
Ty for that
Our dogs love vegetables and fruits, they eat fresh cooked chicken, pork, fish or beef along with liver/heart/kidneys and rice etc everyday
My dogs will eat most fruits and veggies, with the exception of anything that's particularly sour. We've also been adding a tablespoon of canned pumpkin with breakfast on vet recommendation for the fiber, and they are definite fans.
I don't think sour foods are good for dogs, but what do I know? I'm not a vet.
My doggo really likes pumpkin, too.
Thank you so much
Thank you for helping us better care for and spoil our fur babies
My dog eats 90% top quality organic human food. The rest are organic dog treats and organic kibble. I love my darling doggie girl.
I watched this video when it first came out, and my dog has never been happier lmao
Ha! I bet!
thanks for infor from you 😀
Thank you!!!
We're getting a dog, and I've been watching a lot of these videos lately, and they've been giving me extreme anxiety.
V, Dogs are awesome. Embrace the dog, don't be closed up.
they are decedence of wolfs, what do they eat and your good, i would never give my dog bread as its bad for us humans as well. keep it simple chicken rice steak organ meat eggs etc.
A couple of things I'd reccomend, that are great for your dog, and while you're at it, are good for people as well.
The first is Cayenne pepper. Cayenne pepper is excellent for your dog, as it improves circulation, heart health, and helps to reduce inflammation, which is great if your dog is older and suffers from arthritis, something an old lab of mine had, and Cayenne pepper helped him with immensely.
I'd reccomend giving it to them in capsule form, and starting off with a low grade first, like breaking open a pill and dumping half of it out, and slowly increase it from there, so their system can adjust to it.
The second thing I reccomend is Chia seeds. You can by some meat, and mix the chia seeds into it, and role it up into a little ball and give it to them, as Chia seeds are a good source of iron, and have other health benefits.
Great info. Thanks
6:38
Thank you a lot
😢 my wee loving toy poodle got gravely ill in a matter of days she was a huge part of the family and she might have been a small dog but her personality was bigger than anything. Even on her last night she would try to comfort us even when she knew why we were upset. Millie was a bit of a diva but she gave you endless love back.....we all miss her loads!xxxxxx
We're glad she managed her last steak meal even with a collapsed trachea
Our dog is the official cheese tester of the house (I'm talking about a large crumb)
He loves it and is a healthy 11 year old who's main diet is raw food😁
We also use certain fruits and cooked plain chicken as treats.
I don't know if it's good for dogs to eat but I had a mulberry tree in my yard and my schnauzer just loved them. Always knew when the tree was dropping fruit, his poop would be full of the seeds.
Hello Teri how’s the weather over there
Should be fine? Why were you digging through his poo?
My dogs love bell peppers, celery and chickpeas. I make my dog's food and treats, and they absolutely love it.
Good stuff
For my dog's lunch we cook white rice with chicken liver or heart with chicken and a pinch of turmeric... I previously my mom said adding a pinch to a turmeric their food is a natural antibiotic that builds a dog's immunity... Is it ok??
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Yes I give my dog rice with chicken or beef with turmeric cooked together .
Pineapple is also a great for dogs that eat there own poo😦 yes people it happens. (Typically with dogs that don't chew their food)The pineapple comes out with a smell that detours the dog from eating it
We had puppies and we tried to get them to eat pineapple to get them to stop but they wouldn’t so instead we gave it to mom and when she’d go the smell must’ve deterred them from going after their own or each other
My daughters dog is a Boston terrier and she likes to eat her poop it's so gross and then they wanna kiss you, ugh gross 🤢 I tried everything to get her to stop. Unless I get to and yell no before she eats it. I just don't get it. I didn't know pineapple was good for dogs and now that I know it is I'll try and give her some. Hopefully she'll eat it. Thanks for that tip!!!!!
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Thanks for sharing!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️🐶
Hello Yovanna how’s the weather over there
@@stevenhenry2497 hope you’re doing well, this part of California is currently breezy and cool 😎
@@yovannaherrera9441 Oh that’s okay the weather over here is okay so where are you from? I’m from Dallas Texas
@@stevenhenry2497 👋🏻 I’m from Rancho Cucamonga CA
@@yovannaherrera9441 Oh that’s a nice place nice meeting you so how long have you been on CZcams
Ty now I know what to give My dog
I cut up chicken tenders and mix it with white rice for my dogs . It's high in Omega 6 , it's very healthy . This recipe is from The Queen Elizabeth's own personal chef , who feeds it to her dogs.
Rubbish....the Queen's Corgis are on Wagg....🤪
@@rickyraw5457 My source straight from former personal chef Darren McGrady. Your statement is not supported and can not be confirmed , thanks anyways for your reply.Have a nice day !!
Aww love corgis.I feed my four dogs chicken & rice,raw carrot & they love apple which is good because I can’t eat a full one so I share.When I do a joint of pork I always have a piece of crackling,their excitement is off the wall lol so they have to have a piece too 🙂
Most of these I already knew. One I didn't know is the one about xylitol. I know it's used in some chewing gums but not in some peanut butters.
"We all know dogs can eat coconut oil"
Um...we do?...I seriously never knew that until just watching this video.
My Shih-Tzu couldn't control his bowel because of a anxiety attack he experienced after a trip to the Groomer. His Veterinarian assistant told me over the phone to feed him boiled boneless-skinless chicken and white rice until his stomach settles. A pack of chicken breast (8 pieces) costs between $8-10 per package. Along with a half cup of 'Ceasars' dog food, that one pack of chicken will last about 2 weeks.
Needless to say, he's a very, very happy Shih-Tzu!🐕😉🐕😄
Geez, what happened at the groomer's? I was thinking about becoming a groomer when I finish therapy, but now, I'm not so sure...😨
My dogs enjoy boiled Brussel sprouts, milk, yogurt, rice, cheese, and their doggy chews. The dental chews, although expensive, really help with the teeth and one dog is almost ten and the other almost eight and have never had their teeth cleaned. Vet said "don't need it." Oh, they like bananas too.
Mine loves carrots but hates banana
@@BeeLZBeeb that's funny cuz my dachshund hates carrots but loves bananas.
I got my little girl to regard baby carrots as a treat from when she was very young. Now I don’t mind giving her extra treats because they’re good for her.
My sister's little dog loves carrots. Give her a baby carrot for a treat and watch her crunch it right up! 😄 It's good to know that these are not only good but good for her.
Thank you
carrots
peanut butter
yoghurt any dairy in small amounts
bread
water melon no seeds or rind
blue berries apples no seeds
olive oil
eggs
white rice
bone broth
coconut
pine apple
Thanks for this content. Protect the pups, y'all!
In addition to the no-no foods already discussed in this video, NEVER GIVE YOUR DOG: Macadamia nuts, Black walnuts, Pecans(hell, pretty much any nut besides unsalted peanuts, just to be safe), Asparagus, Tomatoes, Leeks, Chives, Shallots, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Cherries, Chocolate, Raw potatoes, or Caffeinated drinks.
Thank also
why is tomato on the list?
Our babies go nuts for them, though I only give them very ocasionally and no more than 2 each.
After further research, they are less dangerous than I thought. As long as the tomatoes are ripe and don't have vine or leaves attached, they should be OK for most dogs.
Good thing I'm allergic to nuts.
My Labs want and like to eat any savory human food as well as bananas and cooked corn cobs to chew on, while my Cocker Spaniel only ever begged for and nibbled on dry white toast. I had two German Shepherds who like cooked carrots and hard-boiled eggs mixed into their dog food as well as raw carrots to chew on, and a German Short-Haired Pointer who like vanilla ice cream on occasion. In Thailand where I now live, all dogs are fed white rice, bananas and let chew on coconuts.
THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH
I love that you share with the public to let them know what to not and should feed pets because this could be very helpful such as cats and milk shown in cartoons cats are lactose intolerant and can't digest milk very well and people knowing stuff like this can change pets and everyone's household and it's so nice to know this information and to know that people are able to know what not and should do I love that I know that people out there want to help ❤️
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Love they Advise you What to feed pets. Human peanut butter. I don’t think so!
Should I feel bad that I used to give my cat some ice cream? It never made her sick and she loved it. Keep in mind that I only gave it to her in small amounts and I learned the hard way that milk was bad for her, so I shared my ice cream with her instead and she loved it. I'm lactose intolerant, so I understand that feeling that comes after drinking milk. At the time, I thought ice cream was better since neither of us got sick.
@@lunarose2529 no you don't haft to feel bad you did not know
Thanks for sharing this informative video! It's great to know that there are some human foods that can also be good for our furry friends. I'll definitely consider incorporating some of these options into my dog's diet.
Is it great to know????
Also pumpkin (not sweetened) or squash, oven baked is best with olive oil.
Good info video my dog was 14yrs old had some of those he hade arthrituse when died thats all now we got new so we are carrying on with video ❤😊
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..
My dogs getting watermelon this summer and rice on Chinese night 😏 also we do give my dog a portion of carrot every now and then but thanks for verifying
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I know I'm a year late, but watermelon suga high!!!
I have had three dogs and strangely, all of them were allergic to rice. A doberman and two English pointers. It caused significant digestive problems. I know that vets think it's okay but be cautious. From experience I know; not always.
I also had a friend (human) who was also highly allergic to rice. She would get very ill if she ate it.
Just watched a girl say never rice cause it ferments and has zero nutr for dogs
Great info.
Thanks for the heads up, Bob!
@@SHERmusicianrice is great for them esp when having GI issues.. you give rice and pumpkin for diarrhea or upset stomach until they’re back to normal. unless ofc they’re allergic
This is crazy cuz our dog loves rice, garlic and onions sautéed with mojo. She ate every drop and loved it.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..
I feed my Rottweiler a quality dry food in the morning with an egg mixed in. Most afternoons I give him a raw chicken leg and he loves carrots.
Also in the evening he gets a half cup of raw ground beef with his dry food.
I also give him an omega 3, and glucosamine.
My dog absolutely goes bonkers for carrots! Every time we cook carrots as a part of dinner, we ALWAYS have to give her a few pieces or else she won’t even look at us for the rest of the day 😂
I've definitely known pups like that.
My dog loves carrots too. She won’t leave me aline when i eat them
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now.
My Bubba, the one on the right of my avatar, is a rescued dog. He has megaesophagus. When we got him, he was on his way to die, literally. He weighed less than 25 pounds. We took him not knowing what challenge we were up too. We started feeding him slurries from dog food but that didn't do the trick. I decided to feed him nothing but the best, for a whole year.
I'd buy the biggest pork-loin from Costco and cook it on the BBQ in nothing but its own juices. Once in a while, I'd ask Bubba if he'd like to check with me if it was ready to cut in pieces and he knew his job. We'd go out together, and I'd slice a piece for him and give it to him. We'd do this every 2 weeks, the time it took for him to eat the full loin, twice a day.
Bubba now weighs in at around 38 pounds and is healthy albeit having back problems, giving him incontinence problem. So now he wears a diaper as he doesn't know he has to poop until it is too late but I love him no matter what. I wouldn't kill my grandmother because she wears Depends so Bubba is safe with us. He looks cute in his diaper.
He still has megaesophagus but we know how to manage it and he is a joy to be around with. If we hadn't taken him, he would be chasing butterflies over the rainbow as they don't have a big life expectancy. People who have dogs with that condition, usually have them put down so I get a lot of questions about how to manage it. We even feed him by hand with a spoon and made him burp like a baby!!! Thank goodness those days are behind us but I'd do it all over again if I had too. My boyz are very precious for me.
You are an awesome pet owner!!! Soo kind and patient..🐶❤
I'd give you a hug if I could and I salute you! What a fantastic dog father! I gotta give my dog a hug.
My gorgeous Sunny just loved water melon 💖
my dog loves scooping up fallen homemade and delicious potatoes that are on the ground! we dont add salt to the potatoes as we enjoy them with ketchup and those with no ketchup left after we’re full or the ones that generally fall on the ground we let our dog eat and he loves them!.
My dog one time got an avocado peel from the garbage and she was sick for a couple days
She’s fine now because she only ate the little bits on the peel
Edit: vets even told us to give her a chicken (without skin) and white rice soup
You can most always judge your dogs diet on the formation of their poop. Nice and formed poops usually equal good diet.
@@clmccartney9905 eeew!
Heh... Cow pie??? Our cows just mostly ate alfalfa and our flowers.
Why are you examining your dog's fecal matter?
🥰🥰🥰double nice 🥰🥰🥰 nice video,tnks!
Thank you for this food education 🙂☺️ excellent
Hello Biliana how’s the weather over there
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now.