Mena Emad, DVM

Yes, dogs can eat guava in small amounts as an occasional treat. The fruit has several health benefits, but too much sugar content can lead to weight gain if consumed excessively. So as you see, it’s safe to feed guava, you only need to be aware of how much sugar and carbohydrates they consume. As you know now the answer … Read more

Goldfish should not be fed to dogs, but one or two pieces are acceptable. Goldfish crackers contain too much salt and fat content. Goldfish also contains seasonings and coloring that are toxic to dogs. As a result, it’s best to keep Goldfish away from your canine companions. So, why is the answer to the question “can dogs eat goldfish?” no, … Read more

Yes, dogs can eat tortillas in moderation because the ingredients used to make tortillas are dog-safe. But tortillas should not be given to dogs allergic to gluten or wheat, and make sure the tortillas are plain, with no additional spices or seasonings. As you know now, the answer to the question “Can dogs eat tortillas?” let’s dive deeper into the … Read more

Yes, dogs can eat black olives. But although olives are not toxic to dogs, a few measures must be taken before feeding your dog a few oily treats. Unsalted olives, and always provided in moderation, are the best to give your dog. Although they cost more, organic olives are the best option for your dog’s health. As you know now … Read more

The answer to the question, “Can dogs eat sausage?” is yes, but we highly recommend avoiding giving your furry friends sausages. It is not a good source of protein for your pet because it is high in saturated fat and salt and may contain other harmful seasonings. As per a statement issued by the AAFCO, the quantity of sodium and … Read more

Yes, dogs can eat cilantro and it is safe for dogs. It is a herb that is extremely beneficial to dogs. To be more clear: It has numerous health benefits. To many, the cilantro plant has a spicy, herbaceous green flavor; cilantro tastes like soap or metal to others. Taken from the coriandrum sativum healthy plant—or coriander plant—cilantro is also … Read more

No, dogs shouldn’t eat pretzels. It is best to avoid giving dogs pretzels. The high salt content, additives, and carbs can endanger your dog’s health in the following ways. Whether tiny, challenging, salted, or more significant, more traditionally American soft baked and flavored pretzels, guilty pleasure foods like pretzels are always a hit. Our devoted pets have a cute way … Read more