Katelynn Sobus

2 weeks ago | petmojo.com | Katelynn Sobus

When we like something, it’s always tempting to share a taste with our dogs. However, this can be unhealthy for them, especially if we share human foods too often or feed them something toxic. It’s vital that we ensure the food is safe before feeding it to our dogs, and limit their treats to under 10% of their daily diet. In this article, we’ll talk about some common human snacks that you may want to share with your pup and whether or not they’re safe for dogs to eat. Can Dogs Eat Human Snacks?

2 weeks ago | petmojo.com | Katelynn Sobus

Fruit is a healthy snack for humans, but is the same true for our dogs? The answer depends on the fruit! While some are healthy to share, others can cause poisoning. In this article, we’ll discuss which fruits are healthy for dogs, how to serve them safely, and which fruits to avoid altogether. Can Dogs Eat Fruit? Most fruits make a healthy treat for your dog when fed in moderation. However, there are exceptions.

2 weeks ago | petmojo.com | Katelynn Sobus

Vegetables are a healthy part of any human diet, but what about our dogs? While dogs get all of the nutrients they need in their dog food, vegetables can be a healthy snack so long as they’re served correctly. In this article, we’ll talk about which vegetables are safe to feed and how to feed them to your dog. We’ll also discuss some toxic or unhealthy vegetables to avoid.

2 weeks ago | petmojo.com | Katelynn Sobus

Most nuts and seeds are unsuitable for dogs to eat, and some are toxic. However, some are safe to eat. Nuts and seeds provide a range of health benefits for humans, but are they also good for our dogs? The answer may surprise you! In this article, we’ll talk about why your dog shouldn’t eat nuts and seeds, some that are okay to feed, and more. Can Dogs Eat Nuts and Seeds? Dogs can eat some nuts and seeds in moderation, but it’s generally best to avoid them, especially nuts and large seeds.

2 weeks ago | petmojo.com | Katelynn Sobus

It can be difficult to know the difference between a dog being fussy and sick, especially if they are picky about their food. How long can a dog go without eating? When should you call a vet, and when is a reduced appetite an emergency? In this article, we’ll answer all of these questions and discuss potential reasons that your dog isn’t eating their food. How Long Can a Dog Go Without Eating? A healthy dog can go around three to five days without eating, so long as they’re still able to drink water.