Human Food thats Good for Dogs
Some “human” foods are good for dogs. AND can be much healthier than the boxed treats you buy in the grocery store! This is just a small list of foods that most dogs can eat. They should not eat these often and a dog won’t necessarily get all the nutrients they need if eaten exclusively. Always check with your veterinarian if you are interested in feeding your dog a home cookin’! And remember that like people, some dogs cannot eat certain foods. We are all unique and tolerate things differently.
Any meat that you feed your dog should be boneless and it’s best if the skin is removed. Raw meat is not a good idea because of the small risk of food poisoning and parasites. Skinless, boneless chicken breast, turkey breast and boneless fish that’s fresh, should be fine. It’s best to put them through a food processor before giving them to your dog. Dogs have shorter digestive tracts than humans and cannot digest most vegetables whole or in large chunks. Tiny, diced up Carrots, Green Beans, Lettuce, Potatoes, and Yams all should be okay. Any grains should not be given in large amounts or make up a large part of a dog’s diet, but rice and bread are generally safe in small amounts. Usually, nonfat plain yogurt is safe in small amounts. Use caution with dairy products as they are high in fat and can cause pancreatitis, gas and diarrhea.
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Said this on February 29th, 2008 at 3:48pm:wow that really helped my dog thanks soooooo much well actually she is ant my dog you see i am only in middle school and my parents wont let me get a dog but my next door neighbors dog and they neglect her and sometimes they don’t feed her they never take her out if there fenced in yard and she is kinda over weight and she is 15 but i play with her every day and i feed her some of your choices of food because before she just sat around now she is playing all the time and jumping around she is a great dog and i am glad you could help make her life better thanks a ton
Swanson
Said this on May 19th, 2008 at 3:12pm:This is the list i was looking for, plenty of things to give my dog to supplement his dog food. however before i read this and a few other sites i fed my dog avacado, about 1/8th of one, is this of any real concern?
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Said this on June 7th, 2008 at 7:41pm:Umm, dogs are actually made to digest raw meat. There is nothing wrong with feeding them anything raw if it is fresh.
In the wild cats and dogs don’t sit around a fire and wait for their prey to finish ‘well done’; they kill it and eat it because their digestive systems can handle it. Food that is cooked takes longer to digest for them because it isn’t naturally the best way for them to eat it. If you can get organic meat for a dog without the preservatives and whatever vitamins are injected into it is fair game for them. You have to remember just because a dog is your best friend emotionally and physically doesn’t mean they are connected to you internally (simply meaning our digestive systems and immune systems aren’t completely similar).
And with the necessary portions a dog can go without Dog food for their lives. A friend of mine feeds her puppy nothing but a square, well-planned human food diet. He is the perfect image of a healthy dog. Also if you pay attention to sports like dog sledding those Huskies may each be unique with their own special preferences but they aren’t served a big bowl of dog food. They get raw meat and veggies in soup. If you recall the movie Snow Dogs they were fed “Slump”.