Chicken hearts are nutritious organ meats that provide dogs with essential proteins, vitamins and minerals. Many dog owners wonder if it’s safe and healthy to feed their dog raw chicken hearts. While raw feeding has gained popularity among some dog…
Chicken livers and gizzards can make nutritious, tasty treats and additions to your dog’s diet. Like any treat though, they should only be fed in moderation. Understanding what chicken livers and gizzards are, their health benefits, and how to feed…
Chicken hearts are a nutritious source of protein and other essential nutrients for dogs. However, as with any food, moderation is key when feeding chicken hearts to avoid potential health issues. An Overview of Chicken Hearts for Dogs Chicken hearts…
Pea gravel can be an attractive and functional addition to your backyard landscaping. But is it safe for your canine companions? An Overview of Pea Gravel Pea gravel refers to small, smooth, rounded rocks, typically 1/4 to 3/4 inch in…
Guar gum is a common food additive found in many commercial dog foods, especially canned wet foods. It serves as a thickening and binding agent to give the food a uniform texture and moisture content. What Exactly is Guar Gum?…
Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, and one of the most distinguishing features between breeds is the length and shape of their snouts. Long-nosed dog breeds, also known as dolichocephalic dogs, have more space in their nasal cavities for…
Dried dill is a common herb used to add flavor to many dishes. With its fragrant, grassy taste, dill pairs well with fish, potatoes, eggs, and vegetables. But what about our canine companions? Can dogs eat dried dill? The short…
