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The season for bamboo shoots begins in spring. (The seasons are defined as spring (March, April, and May). As a result of the unique aroma, taste, and texture, the product is attractive. The taste of bamboo shoots is so delicious, and I wish I could share them with my dog! May some people say? We […]

 Garlic, chives, and onions are toxic to dogs. Their essential oils contain sulfides that can cause life-threatening anaemia in dogs by destroying their red blood cells.  Several homes have chives. And in gardens, they flourish brilliantly. It does not follow that dogs should consume chives just because your pet enjoys nibbling on them. What you […]

This article explains why, what to do, and what to do if you accidentally ingest it. Aloe Vera is often considered beneficial for human health; however, for dogs, it causes poisoning and, in the worst case, is life-threatening. Aloe Vera should only be given to your dog a few times a week, so be careful. […]

Meet Spinach Among the many beneficial nutrients contained in spinach are fibres, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. Several of these nutrients can be found in high quantities in spinach, which is considered a superfood. Many nutritionists consider spinach an ideal complement to your canine’s meal plan. As a result, there are a few contentious elements to […]

Explains the dangers and how to prevent accidental consumption! Is it okay for dogs to eat wasabi? It is possible to use wasabi to discipline biting and chewing habits, but it can cause vomiting and diarrhoea even when licked in small amounts. In case of mistaken consumption, you might also wonder what to do. This […]

Several sugar substitutes, such as stevia, saccharin, sucralose, aspartame, and others, are not poisonous to dogs, despite their presence in foods.  There is no danger if your dog eats one of these; it’s nontoxic; no sweetener is advisable for dogs; they do not need sugar or sweetener. Facts about stevia Stevia is a plant-based sweetener […]