The number on the scale might not be the best indicator of your dog's healthy size.
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If you notice your dog isn't eating as much anymore or he's getting too thin, this veterinary nutritionist has some advice for helping your pup get healthy again.
Most dogs probably won't eat this bland vegetable, but here's what you need to know if your dog digs the stalks.
Can Dogs Eat Apples?
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You and your pup can share a few slices of apple, just don't offer too much of the tasty snack.
Scrambled eggs are tasty for us and our pups—just make sure you keep out the shells and salt and check with your vet first.
Veterinarians sound off on basic rules to follow if you're going to share this veggie snack with your pup.
Can Dogs Eat Pumpkin?
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Autumn means the arrival of this favorite orange gourd. But does the pumpkin on your doorstep and in your favorite fall recipes belong in your dog's diet?
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They're a healthy treat for dogs, just make sure the pieces aren't too big.
A superfood for humans, blueberries are also a healthy treat for most dogs.
