20 People Foods You Can Safely Give Your Dog

6. Salmon – This is a  good source of omega 3 fatty acids, which are responsible for keeping your dog’s coat healthy and shiny, as well as supporting your dog’simmune system. However, it is very important that you do not feed your dog raw salmon, as it can make him very sick. Save the skin after you’re done cooking it and add it to your dog’s food for a healthy boost.

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7. Tuna – Dogs can eat tuna, too! And it’s full of healthy protein, vitamins and omega-3 fatty acids.

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8. Peanut butter – A favorite treat of many canines, and some cats. Not only is peanut butter a good source of protein, it also contains heart-healthy fats, vitamin B, niacin and vitamin E. Stuff peanut butter into a Kong to keep your dog busy for hours. But please choose raw, unsalted peanut butter.

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9. Plain yogurt – It’s high in calcium and protein, but make sure to only choose yogurts that do not contain artificial sweeteners or added sugars. Yogurts with active bacteria can act as a probiotic and are good for your dog’s digestive system.

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10. Oatmeal – This is a great source of soluble fiber, which can be especially beneficial to senior dogs with bowel irregularity issues. It is also a great alternate grain for dogs allergic to wheat. Make sure to cook oatmeal before serving it to your dog, and do not add any sugar or flavor additives.

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3 thoughts on “20 People Foods You Can Safely Give Your Dog

  1. Although these are mostly safe foods for dogs to eat, you use many health benefits dogs do not receive. Their physiology is extremely different than humans and suggesting that giving them vitamins and minerals is not helpful. Take for example dogs make all their own vitamin c- so giving them extra can be hazardous to their systems. More research needs to be done before you should be giving advice on canine nutrution.

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