Any dog owner can relate to the feeling you get when you are eating something, and your dog asks for a bite, but you refuse with immense guilt just because you are not sure whether that food item is safe for your pooch or not.
Therefore, we have compiled a list of five food items that are safe for dog consumption and can be shared with your dog without any fear. It goes without saying that you should keep an eye for any stomach or any such outcomes after introducing your dog to the following mentioned food items as not all dogs are okay with a sudden change in their menu.
1. Pasta
Who doesn’t like Pasta? You will find it extremely hard to find someone who does not like Pasta, and the same goes for dogs. Fortunately, a bowl of Pasta that is well-cooked and devoid of any hard sauce is a healthy treat for your canine friend. Pasta is a rich source of carbohydrates which is good news for your dog. Although owners should take caution as too much Pasta can make your pooch obese.
2. Vegetables
We know what you are thinking, how can veggies be suitable for dogs who are full-on carnivores. But you will be amazed to know that most dog foods contain some veggie proportion in them, thus proving that some vegetables are good for your canine friend. Vegetables are also an excellent source of Vitamins and dietary fibres for your dog. Following is a list of veggies that can be safely consumed by your dog.
- Carrots
- Lettuce
- Corn (cut off the cob)
- Bell Pepper
3. Fruit
Just like veggies, there is a long list of fruits that you can safely give to your friend. Your dog won’t just love the taste but will also benefit from all the vitamins, immunity boosters, and essential nutrients found in fruits. The following is a list of fruits that can be safely consumed by your dog.
- Bananas
- Oranges
- Watermelon
- Apples (without seeds)
4. Popcorn
Yes, you read it correctly. Popcorn is a completely safe snack for your dog, and let’s face it, Popcorns are pretty tasty. Your dog has all the right to snack from time to time, and popcorns are the best solution to that. Just make sure that popcorns are not buttered as butter is not exactly good for your dog’s health. This also means that you will have somebody to watch your favourite movies and TV series with.
5. Dog approved popsicles
Do you also feel bad when your dog looks at you while you are enjoying a fruity popsicle that you are afraid to share with him just because you are not sure whether they are safe for their consumption or not? Well, worry no more because we are here to tell you that you can surely share your popsicle with your buddy and enjoy summers with him. Just put frozen veggie puree or put applesauce and ice cubes in his tray, and you will be good to go.
