Fresh, whole foods – provide valuable nutrition to your pet and serve as a tasty snack/treat.
Small bites of cheese, ham, chicken work well.
As do raw almonds and cashews (for bigger dogs) and raw sunflower seeds (for smaller dogs).
Organic fruits and veg are great options, including:
Apples | Avocado |
Bananas | Blueberries |
Broccoli | Brussels Sprouts |
Cantaloupe | Carrots |
Celery | Cucumbers |
Green Beans | Mango |
Mushrooms | Oranges |
Peaches | Pears |
Peas | Pineapple |
Raspberries | Strawberries |
Spinach | Watermelon |
Table produced by Dr Karen Shaw Becker
And Remember These Are Not Good for Dogs:
Bread, crackers, pasta – and any human junk food, like French fries or ice cream, are not good dog treats.
Yet, according to a study published in Preventive Veterinary Medicine, “A wide range of foods which would not be considered balanced for the animal’s nutritional requirements was viewed as a treat by some dog owners.”
Article by Dr Karen Shaw Becker www.mercola.com
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