Lamb bones are meaty bones strictly for gnawing, like pork bones or beef bones. It might surprise you to know that many of your dog’s nutritional needs mirror your own. Dogs benefit from fresh, whole, and high-quality ingredients that are easily digestible and packed with nutritional value.  A balanced diet is essential for the overall…

Green beans (also called French beans or Runner beans in British English) are the young, unripe form of any kind of bean. They are nutritious and easy to grow, and like all beans they add nitrogen to the soil, enriching it.  They are in the same family as black beans and kidney beans. They consist…

Can Dogs Eat Ham? - Simple as it may seem, this is not an easy peasy question to answer. There are a lot of considerations that should come in before feeding your pet, or in this case, your dog. Ham is a palatable salted or smoked meat with very nice spices depending on one's recipe…

Peas and other canned vegetables are good-tasting meals, especially when these vegetables are in season. One amazing fact is that the canning and preservation method does not in any way deteriorate the quality.  Are peas good for your dog? Can dogs eat peas? This article will, in some detail, provide guidelines on the benefits or…

Celery is a vegetable with long petioles, meaty and succulent that are known by the name of stalks. They may be eaten raw in salads or alone, fried, boiled, with sauces and as a condiment for soups, stews, etc. Celery is a biennial plant that is primarily grown for its thick stalk. It belongs to…

Lobster is a great occasional meal for everyone. It goes well with a perfectly cooked potato salad, pasta salad, fresh salad, or even coleslaw.  If you have dogs hanging around during these times when you enjoy the lobster meal, do you feel you could give them some? Can dogs eat lobster? you might ask. Why…