Can Dogs Eat Pancakes?
Are pancakes safe for your pup or should you keep them away from the flipping fun?
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Are pancakes safe for your pup or should you keep them away from the flipping fun?
Learn how to feed your dog just right – no more, no less
How to pick the right grub for your dog when there are So. Many. Choices.
They might want to hurry up and be a big kid, but here’s why it’s good to wait
They might act hungry all day, but it’s up to you to know the facts
Hold the stroganoff! Find out whether cats can safely eat mushrooms and the potential risks
That small plates feast you’ve cooked is meant to impress your pals, not your thieving kitty
Curious about a plant-based diet for your pet? Discover what science has to say about it
Scientists from the Waltham Petcare Institute explain how one simple buy could help your nervous pup feel more comfortable by themselves
Blackberries can be a healthy, tasty treat for your dog – without the worry
The best ingredients to include when considering a home-cooked diet for your cat
Learn what nutrients are a must for your new little one
As long as it’s not on top of a cake, the answer is yes
Starting with the supplies you’ll need
Can you feed your cat nuts? Learn more about the benefits and risks of feeding your kitty human foods
And how to know what kind they need
Whip out the Hawaiian shirt, pineapple is a go for dogs
Tips for improving your cat’s appetite with these tasty add-ons
A new study reveals a quick fix for your cat’s loss of appetite
And the nutrients you should make sure they’re getting
It can be hard to resist their powers of persuasion...
Save the charcuterie board for the humans
It turns out the saying ‘you are what you eat’ isn’t just for humans
Your dog can snack on this fibre-fuelled fruit but don't go all out...
Add them to the list of no-nos in the kitchen...
From dry food to homemade food, this guide will help you learn the fundamentals of dog nutrition
It’s best to avoid feeding your pup this fishy snack
It’s a classic kitty snack, but don’t go overboard
A warm bowl of rice is your cat’s version of comfort food
The human favourite should be kept far away from kitties
The cat got the cream – but is it good for them?
Yes – pears and your dog can pair together. However, there are a few things to watch out for
Your dog is a fun-gi, but be careful which shrooms they eat
Yes, celery is one of the green veggies you can share with your dog – but with some precautions
Sharing isn’t always caring. Keep your cat safe by keeping these human snack staples to yourself
Dr Bruce Kornreich explains why going this route isn’t always the answer
The short answer: yes – in moderation. It’s better to go easy on this carb-heavy treat
Yes, this crunchy, sweet vegetable is a great addition to your dog’s diet
Yep – bananas are a healthy and delicious treat for your pup
Who knew papayas could be such a sweet treat for pups?
This healthy snack for humans isn't so healthy for your pup. Here's why it's best to avoid them
Ham is OK – with a couple of caveats
It’s a human cooking staple, but your cat shouldn’t indulge
All those cartoons of cats staring longingly at fish bowls might not be so far off. A new study suggests seafood could help sustainably meet the world’s protein needs
Go ahead and give your carb-loving cat a few bites, but don’t hand over the bread basket
Dog food is safe for cats in small amounts – but it shouldn’t be their main course
Why you should only be packing on the calories in certain situations
Discover the ways to get your picky eater to expand their culinary horizons
From kale to quinoa, these nutrient-packed picks deserve a spot in your dog’s food bowl
Want your pet to eat healthily? Dig in and learn how to read their food label
Good news for your begging cat: some of your favourite snacks are safe to share
From turkey to mince pies, Brussels sprouts to parsnips, find out which festive foods it’s safe to sneak your pup from the table
Learn whether your little Bugs Bunny can crunch on the veggie
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They’re definitely pulling for the answer to be an emphatic ‘yes’, but... not so fast
They want to enjoy movie night, too, you know.
This simple recipe can serve as the base for dog treats,
Peanut butter is widely considered one of dogs’ favourite snacks (and a great bribery tool) – but how much is too much?
Elvis famously loved peanut butter. So, can your “Hound dog” lap it up, too?
Learn how to make dry dog food with this easy homemade dog dish
You can’t appease a picky dog with chicken nuggets like you can with a toddler. Here are some things you can do
Even if they ain’t too proud to beg
Yes – blueberries are a fibre- and antioxidant-packed snack for your pup
In moderation, strawberries are a tasty, healthy treat for your pup
Yep – this fibre-filled fruit is a healthy treat for your dog
Yep! The superfood is a delicious natural remedy for diarrhoea and constipation
A nutritionist on dogs’ unique dietary needs, important ingredients and other pro tips for home-cooked dog food
Give your pup their daily dose of omega-3 fatty acids and other crucial nutrients with this fresh, easy-to-make recipe
Before you invite them to Christmas dinner, here’s what you should know
The Wildest Collective member and integrative veterinarian Dr Lindsey Wendt shares advice on a sometimes controversial, always changing topic
Behold: the power of a home-cooked meal
Add it to the list of healthy human superfoods pups can eat, too.
Indulge your dog (safely) with these delicious and healthy snacks
Hold the avo toast, please
Yes and no. Learn how to safely feed citrus to your pup
Yep, you can share watermelon with your pup – but there are a few safety tips to keep in mind
Bite-size pieces of ripe, red tomatoes are safe – but you should skip tomato sauce
It isn’t just a healthy snack for the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Kylie Jenner. And we’ve got a recipe to try
Here’s how to get cracking
That cucumber crunch is irresistible. Learn if your dog can get in on that action
Pass the fruit bowl – it’s treat time
Yes, this superfood is good for your dog in small amounts
From chia to pumpkin, seeds pack a major nutritional punch
A few kernels won’t hurt, but think twice before doling out a bowl of the stuff
The answer is no, no, no and here’s why
All it takes is healthy ingredients and a slow cooker
DIY meals are great for your pup’s health and your wallet
It’s safe and healthy, and most dogs love it
A veterinary nutritionist explains the causes, signs and treatment for how to increase their appetite
They shouldn’t exactly have their paw in the honey jar constantly, but the sweet stuff can be beneficial in some cases
Jack-o’-lantern not required.
Four veterinary nutritionists pick apart the claims, so that you can choose the right food for your kitty
While they might not be working on their ‘gains’, there are other reasons this diet could be a good fit
And good news: The packaging features Captain America and his pup.
Plus, two nutritionists discuss the pros and cons of the feeding trend.
Feeding your dog healthy whole foods is easier than ever.
You’ve got questions. Dr. Bruce Kornreich, director of the Cornell Feline Health Center, has answers.
If your dog suffers from mealtime boredom, spice up their food bowl with one of these tasty toppers
Learn how to make dry dog food with this easy homemade dog kibble dish.
They want to enjoy movie night, too, you know
These community resources can help your pet get the food they need.
It’s like Postmates — but for you spoiled cat.
Even if they ain’t too proud to beg…
Spoil your pup with an artfully arranged charcuterie board of jerky strips, baked biscuits, and pet-safe crudités. What more could a four-legged foodie want?
The brand’s plant-based, protein-packed dog food and treats are sure to satisfy your pup’s appetite and your sustainability concerns.
The LA wellness guruopens in a new tab talks to a holistic veterinarian about the best diet for dogs with allergies and why grain-free food gets a bad rap.
For starters, yes, it’s good enough to eat.
Yep, dogs can eat yogurt — it’s safe and healthy, and most dogs love it.