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It is not advisable for dogs to eat Tums. Tums is an over-the-counter drug that treats human heartburn, indigestion, acid reflux, and upset stomach. The chewable tablets come in different colours and flavours such as berry, orange, and peppermint. Sucrose and calcium carbonate are its main ingredients, although some may include xylitol.  When your dog… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Tums?

Yes, dogs can eat artichokes. Artichokes are vegetables that belong to the genus Cynara. The green-coloured flower heads are harvested as buds, which are only edible in this form. Countries that cultivate artichokes include Italy, Egypt, and Spain, to name a few. Aside from being consumed as a vegetable, it can also be transformed into… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Artichokes?

It is not advisable for dogs to eat guacamole due to potentially harmful ingredients. Guacamole, or guac, is a popular Mexican dip. Sometimes used as a spread or salad, guacamole consists of an avocado base. The fruit is peeled, mashed, and combined with other ingredients. These may include salt, lime juice, onions, and cilantro, but… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Guacamole?

It is not advisable for dogs to eat jelly. Jelly may be defined as two distinct food types. Firstly, as a clear, gelatinous dessert. Secondly, as a fruit spread or jam.  Also known as jello, jelly is a type of snack that comes from boiled gelatin. The gelatin comes from the skin, bones, and connective… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Jelly?

No, dogs cannot eat leeks because of their poisonous substances. Leeks are vegetables that belong to the Allium genus. The plant is known for having long, cylindrical bundled leaf sheaths that can be enjoyed by humans in raw or cooked form. Its taste is similar to onions, which is coincidentally part of the same genus. … Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Leeks?

It depends. Steak bones are the hard matter from beef cuts such as T-bone and porterhouse. These popularly sold meat are both found in the short loin or sirloin area. Dog owners must proceed with caution before giving steak bones to their pets.  Your dog should never eat cooked steak bones. These can easily splinter… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Steak Bones?

No, it is not advisable for dogs to eat jello. Jello is a general term for snacks or desserts made using flavoured gelatin. Jell-O, on the other hand, is a popular American brand of gelatin desserts, which is registered under Kraft Heinz. Both jello and Jell-O use animal-derived collagen to create gelatin, mixing it with… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Jello?

Yes, dogs can eat raw unseasoned broccoli in limited amounts. Broccoli is a vegetable that belongs to the genus Brassica. It has a large flowering head attached to a thick stalk. The deep green clusters make it look like a small tree, which resembles another plant from the same species: cauliflower.  Dogs can enjoy eating… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Raw Broccoli?

Are you a dog parent interested in growing plants at home? Or are you simply curious about the flowers, shrubs, and trees you come across with your pooch during walks? Whether you’re a botany novice or an indoor houseplant expert, you can keep your canine pet protected by familiarizing yourself with the types of plants… Continue reading Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants for Dogs (70 types listed!)

Yes, peace lily plants are toxic to dogs.  Commonly known as spath or peace lilies, Spathiphyllum is a genus of flowering plants that grows in tropical zones of Southeast Asia and the Americas. The flower, which is recognisable for its leaf-shaped spathe in white, yellow, or green, is said to be a symbol of purity,… Continue reading Are Peace Lily Plants Toxic to Dogs?

No, sage plants are non-toxic to dogs. A popular herb, sage plants are perennial, evergreen subshrubs from the Lamiaceae family. They belong to the Salvia genus, which has close to 1,000 species. Two widely used sage plants include common or garden sage (Salvia officinalis) and rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus). Besides cooking, these plants are grown for… Continue reading Are Sage Plants Toxic to Dogs?

No, garden pea plants are non-toxic to dogs. Pea plants belong to the Fabaceae family. These legumes have edible sphere-shaped yellow or green seeds. They are used as a vegetable for soup, porridge, and more. Wikipedia reports that garden peas (or English peas) are a type of peas picked while immature and eaten fresh.   Garden… Continue reading Are Garden Pea Plants Toxic to Dogs?