You know how dogs are. Whatever we eat, they want a piece of it. It’s always funny to see our dogs sneaking around, giving us those side-eyes, begging for whatever piece of food we have. Even when we’re eating fruits. Want to share pomegranate with your dog but want to know can dogs eat pomegranate?…
Watermelon is a delicious fruit. It is a common fruit loved by many, particularly in the summer months when it’s in season. It’s hard to find a better snack on a hot summer day that a watermelon with its sweet and watery flavor and texture. And they just don’t taste good. Watermelons are also happen…
Zucchini is a type of fruit that is an acquired taste for some. It is a summer squash, and is readily available at farmer’s markets especially in its season from June to late August. Whether you enjoy it or not for its flavor, incorporating zucchinis into diets is beneficial for people because of all of…
Nectarines are the lesser known stone fruit cousin to peaches. A distinguishing difference is the smooth exterior of nectarines as compared to fuzzy peaches. Both fruits are nutritious for humans. They contain a lot of health benefits for us. But could the same be said about dogs? We know that peaches are safe for our furry…
A good steak is probably one of the fanciest foods in the world. Especially if you complement it with some red wine. But it can also be served in a multitude of other ways with potatoes, lobster and more. It is without a doubt a solid source of iron and protein for humans. And many…
Tortillas. They are definitely a staple in many cuisines and cultures, particularly those in Latin American and Spanish speaking countries and regions. Tortillas are incredibly versatile. They are commonly enjoyed in their popular fried form, tortilla chips! These snacks are commonly enjoyed in many settings. Now imagine you’re sitting down to watch TV, enjoying your tortilla…
Pickles are basically cucumbers soaked in white vinegar, fermented with added spices and seasonings such as dill. A simple process that yields delicious results! And, sodium content aside, they are not bad for us, in fact they are pretty good additions to our diet. But what about your dogs lurking around your kitchen? Can dogs…
