There is hardly any other type of fruit that is as widespread as the apple. While humans can’t get enough of this fruit, many dog owners wonder whether the vitamin boosters are also healthy for ...
Lots of people love tomatoes! However, the red vegetables are not as harmless to our dogs as they seem.
Ingredients in tomatoes
Tomatoes belong to the nightshade family and are related to potatoes...
Given the large selection of fruit and vegetables, have you asked yourself what your dog is actually allowed to eat and what is strictly forbidden for him? Here on our blog, we regularly present...
Grapes are one of the most popular types of fruit for us humans. Many dog owners also know that grapes are not healthy for their furry friends and can even be quite dangerous. In this article we...
“Can dogs eat cucumber?” is a common question from dog owners. BARFer in particular know that many types of vegetables that are healthy for humans can be very dangerous for our furry friends.
Vege...
Feed supplements should not be exposed to high temperatures during the warmer months. But how do you optimally store feed supplements: in the refrigerator? In the basement? Protected from light? To...
Does your dog gulp down their food as soon as it hits the bowl? Many dog owners face this issue and worry about the health risks of eating too quickly. Rapid eating can lead to digestive issues, b...
Vitamins are essential substances, largely ingested through food. An insufficient intake of vitamins can result in deficiency symptoms. Deficiencies can cause different symptoms and can promote va...
Diarrhoea is common in dogs and usually resolves in a few days. Healthy dogs typically handle it better than sensitive ones. However, it can indicate an underlying issue, so it’s important to reco...
We love our dogs and like to pamper them. But there are certain foods that are not healthy for dogs or can even be dangerous.
Are nuts poisonous to dogs?
Nuts are usually a healthy snack alternati...
Salmon oil is an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids, particularly EPA and DHA, which are essential for both humans and pets. Maintaining the right balance of omega-3 to omega-6 fatty acids is ...
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