It is not recommended for dogs to eat hazelnuts. Hazelnuts are edible fruits that come from the hazel tree—a plant that belongs to the genus Corylus. The kernel or seed grows inside a cob, which has a fibrous outer husk. When it ripens, it falls out of the cob while being encased in a dark… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Hazelnuts?
Yes, dogs can eat cooked chestnuts with caution. A member of the beech family Fagaceae, chestnuts are deciduous trees and shrubs that grow in temperate zones of the Northern Hemisphere. They bear nuts of the same name, which are edible for both humans and dogs. There are currently four main chestnut species: American, European, Chinese,… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Chestnuts?
Yes, dogs can eat small amounts of Brazil nuts with caution. Belonging to the family Lecythidaceae, Bertholletia excelsa is a tree that produces Brazil nuts. Found in the Amazon rainforest, this large, woody perennial plant can grow as tall as 50 metres in height. It’s no surprise that its edible nuts can weigh as heavy… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Brazil Nuts?
Nutrition is a vital aspect of dog parenting. When fed the right balance of food, your pooch will be able to perform daily activities, build and repair cells, fight diseases, and so much more. Aside from giving your pet specially formulated meals for his particular life stage or health condition, you can occasionally give him… Continue reading Which herbs and spices can your dog eat? [Over 20 options checked!]
Did you know that anything made using rice or oats is part of the grains group? Grains are packed with dietary fiber, carbohydrates, iron, and B vitamins that support various body functions. But the question is, do dogs need grains in their diet? And as a paw parent, how much and which grains should you… Continue reading Which grains can your dog eat? 6 types to try
No, it is not recommended for dogs to eat uncooked pasta. Pasta is made using unleavened flour dough combined with water or eggs. It originated from Italy, and is used in many cooked and baked dishes. It comes in many forms and colours, from flat sheets and short tubes to stuffable dumplings. A limited amount… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Uncooked Pasta?
No, it is not recommended for dogs to eat yellow rice. Yellow rice gets its colour from spices such as turmeric, saffron, or annatto. This traditional dish is served in many countries ranging from Spain to India. It also goes by other names such as saffron rice, kaha buth, and nasi kuning. Though the natural… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Yellow Rice?
No, dogs should not eat fried rice because of potentially toxic ingredients that may be found in it. Fried rice consists of cooked rice stir-fried with oil and other ingredients in a hot pan. Originating from China, the filling dish has been developed by various Asian cuisines. It can contain a wide array of ingredients… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Fried Rice?
Yes, dogs can eat cooked wild rice in moderation. Wild rice is also known as manoomin, Indian rice, Canada rice, and water oats. Despite its name, wild rice is actually made up of edible seeds from aquatic grass of the genus Zizania. This whole grain is said to contain more fiber and less calories, fat,… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Wild Rice?
Yes, dogs can eat limited amounts of jasmine rice as long as it is cooked plainly. Jasmine rice is a type of white rice that is grown primarily in Southeast Asia. It is an aromatic long grain that’s thinner than other rice variants. This kind of rice is known for being moist, soft, and sticky… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Jasmine Rice?
No, dogs should not eat uncooked rice. Rice is a type of edible grain that comes from the seed of grass species Oryza sativa and Oryza glaberrima. Its popular forms include white and brown rice, which vary in how they are processed. The nutritional value found in each type also varies depending on the soil… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Uncooked Rice?
No, it is not recommended for dogs to eat instant oatmeal. Typically eaten during breakfast, oatmeal is a hot porridge-like dish. Compared to other forms of oats, instant oatmeal is thinner and has a shorter cooking time. As such, many people opt to buy and eat it. The soluble fiber found in instant oatmeal is… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Instant Oatmeal?
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