1. Dog Food
Avocado contains numerous essential nutrients not typically provided through their food source, including calcium, magnesium, potassium, vitamins A & K, folate acid, fiber, phytonutrients such as quercetin (an antioxidant) and carotenoids that kibble-fed dogs don’t get access to. Furthermore, its antifungal, antibacterial, antiviral and antihelminthic properties make this fruit ideal for your pet; just beware when feeding their pits skins leaves as these contain persin – this could cause gastric upset – while serving whole fruit instead.
Bananas are low in calories, contain potassium, B vitamins, fiber and copper as well as having antioxidant properties – yet can still contain too much sugar for our dogs to handle! Because of this potential issue, owners should give bananas only occasionally.
Strawberries make a tasty summertime treat for dogs that is low in calories but packed with antioxidants and vitamins, but their seeds pose a choking hazard for smaller pups. When feeding fresh strawberries to your dog, cut into reasonable sizes first to protect their safety and remove their pit as this could contain cyanide which is toxic to pets. Alternatively, try offering slices of peaches without their pit as this contains cyanide which could poison their health in other ways.
3. Water
Pet dogs tend to experience occasional gas and flatulence; while mild instances are considered normal, excessive or frequent instances could signal health or diet related issues that require professional veterinary advice and intervention.
Signs of excessive gas in dogs include belching – a sound made by passing gas through the anus – as well as abdominal discomfort and pain. Dogs with sensitive stomachs should avoid foods, beverages and table scraps that contribute to excess gas production by only providing their regular food diets.
Fast and voracious eaters are at greater risk for excess gas due to swallowing mouthfuls of air along with their food. Utilizing a slower-feeder bowl or lick mat during meal times and encouraging smaller meals throughout the day may help your dog alleviate digestive issues that lead to trapped gas and excessive flatulence.
4. Chewy Treats
Your pup needs the right treat to soothe his sensitive stomach! Select chews that are soft and easily digestible; these treats were specifically created with this in mind, using premium animal proteins from only one source for added nutrition – without grains, glycerin or artificial additives that may trigger food sensitivities.
These Reindeer Fuel treats offer your dog a delicious way to support their oral health while rewarding them! Made with all-natural ingredients such as USA bacon and creamy peanut butter, plus housed in an adorable reusable tin, they make for the perfect reward!
