Dog Nutrition Center

Victoria Lynn Arnold

Would you like to share a peach with your pup as a snack? Peaches are one of the many safe fruits that dogs can eat—both puppies and adult dogs.

Victoria Lynn Arnold

Pineapple is a tasty treat for us, but is it okay for dogs to eat? When given correctly, and in the appropriate portion size, this tropical fruit can also be a safe and healthy treat for puppies and adult dogs alike. 

Victoria Lynn Arnold

Yes, dogs and puppies can eat mango. These sweet, delicious fruits are packed full of great nutrients. However, they do have a high sugar content, so you should only give mango to your dog in small portions. 

Victoria Lynn Arnold

Humans eat grapes all the time with no problem, but are they safe for dogs? You may be surprised to find out that grapes can be toxic to dogs—both puppies and adult dogs. This includes raisins as well. And yes, this does include all colors of grapes and

Victoria Lynn Arnold

Yes, adult dogs can eat broccoli. It’s not toxic to dogs and contains health benefits, so it’s safe in small portions. Puppies have different dietary needs than adult dogs, and their digestive systems aren’t as developed. The high fiber content in brocco

Victoria Lynn Arnold

Watermelon is a healthy and refreshing treat for humans, but can dogs eat it, too? If you’ve shared a piece of watermelon or your pup has snuck a piece, there’s no need to worry. As long as your dog does not have diabetes and is not sensitive to sugar, t

Victoria Lynn Arnold

Blueberries are a great snack choice for most dogs and puppies. They are bite-sized superfoods with numerous health benefits. Check out the advice below to find out how many blueberries dogs can eat, tips on what to be careful of, whether dogs can have c

Victoria Lynn Arnold

Strawberries are a popular springtime fruit. They are sweet, healthy, and delicious. But are strawberries a safe fruit for dogs to eat? If your adult dog or puppy has eaten strawberries, don’t worry. They are safe and healthy for dogs. But make sure to r

Sandra C. Mitchell, DVM, DABVP

So your dog comes over, wagging their tail furiously, and eager for some kisses. But then you notice a few crumbles of cat litter stuck in the fur around your dog’s mouth, and you immediately know what has happened. Your dog has been raiding the litter box again. Gross, right? It might seem pretty weird to us, but the average dog will eat some cat poop at some point. If you’ve ever wondered...

Tiffany Tupler, DVM

In recent years, pet parents have become more and more aware of what they are feeding their dogs. However, with all of the different dog food formulas and brands, it can be hard to figure out what really makes a dog food nutritious and balanced. This article will explain everything you need to know about dog nutrition and provide a guide for what you need to look for in a dog food. Jump...