No, dogs should not eat Mexican food. Mexican food typically contains a variety of spices and seasonings that can be harmful to a dog’s digestive system. In addition, many traditional Mexican dishes contain ingredients such as onions and garlic which can also cause gastrointestinal upset in dogs if consumed in large amounts. Additionally, some popular…
No, dogs should not eat muscadine grapes. Muscadines are a variety of grape which contain high levels of resveratrol, an antioxidant that can be toxic to dogs in large amounts. Additionally, the seeds and skin of these grapes are difficult for dogs to digest and can cause digestive upset or blockages if consumed. Though it…
No, dogs should not eat napkins. Napkins are made from paper and offer no nutritional value for dogs. Ingesting large amounts of paper can cause an intestinal blockage due to the inability of the digestive system to break it down. If a dog does ingest a small amount of paper, they may experience mild gastrointestinal…
Many dog owners are hesitant to brush their dog’s coat after applying a flea treatment, but there are no risks associated with doing so. Brushing can help distribute the treatment evenly throughout the coat and remove any loose debris or dirt. It is best to wait until the treatment has dried before brushing, however, as…