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Rye Flour for Dogs

rye flour for dogs

Using rye flour for dogs in your homemade dog treats is a way to vary your dog’s diet and add extra nutrition. Very low in gluten, but high in nutrition, rye is often used in commercial dog treats and dog food. Unlike many of the ancient grains and flours, rye only appeared on the scene […]

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Rice for Dogs

dog with chop sticks who likes rice for dogs

Brown Rice and Rice Bran Try using rice for dogs in your dog treat recipes. Often used in dog food ingredients and dog treat ingredients, brown rice or rice bran can boost the nutrition of your homemade dog treats. Rice is a fair source of protein and a good source of vitamins and minerals. It […]

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Pumpkin for Dogs

pumpkin for dogs, with basset hound in a pumpkin

Is pumpkin for dogs healthy? You bet! And you can easily pamper your dog with pumpkin dog treats, by including pumpkin in your favorite dog treat recipes. Pumpkin is packed with nutrition. It boasts huge amounts of vitamin A for resistance to infections, to improve night vision and keep the body’s membranes healthy. And pumpkin […]

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Peppermint for Dogs

peppermint for dogs

Peppermint for dogs can be used for dog bad breath and to prevent or relieve dog nausea. Do you know which kind is safe to use? Mint and dogs seems like an unlikely combination, but dogs in the wild, find and eat natural herbs like mint to cure nausea and other digestive conditions. Mint, with […]

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Oatmeal for Dogs

oatmeal for dogs

How healthy is oatmeal for dogs? Oats, oat flour and oat bran all provide healthy nutrients that will help to keep your dog fit and strong. In fact, these healthy ingredients are often found in high quality natural commercial preparations for dog food and dog treats. The American Pharmaceutical Association also reports oat products to be safe […]

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Millet in Dog Treats

millet in dog food

Millet in dog treats is a healthy and inexpensive ingredient, a grain used in livestock feeds worldwide. Rich in B vitamins, iron and potassium, millet is low in calories and a nutritious addition to Homemade dog treat recipes. Millet is an ancient grain, one of the very first grains known to have been cultivated. In […]

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Milk for Dogs

white dog watching kitten drinking milk

Good or Bad? Is milk for dogs good or bad? The answer is not simple, and a lot depends on your dog’s health and age. The truth is that veterinarians differ in their opinions about whether you should or should not feed milk to your dog. Arguments for Giving Milk to Dogs Nutritional experts who […]

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Fish Oil for Dogs

dog getting fish oil by eating a fish

Using fish oil for dogs is so simple, but it can make a big difference in your dog’s health. Just as oil from fish is good for you, fish oil supplements are also an excellent way to keep your dog healthy! Veterinarians first started prescribing fish oil supplementation for dogs with allergies. However, more recently they […]

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Dogs and Peanuts

dog with peanut butter in his mouth

Can dogs and peanuts go together? Using peanut butter for dogs in home-made dog treats can add nutrition and lots of appeal to your home baked dog biscuits and cookies. Peanut butter was actually invented around 1890 by a nutrition-conscious doctor who prescribed it for his patients in order to increase their protein intake. The […]

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Garlic for Dogs

garlic for dogs

Is Garlic Good or Bad for Dogs? The dogs and garlic controversy is confusing. Garlic for dogs is used in some commercial dog treats, yet you may have heard that garlic is bad for dogs! What is the real story? Is it safe for dogs, or will it cause harm? If you have been thinking […]

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