Yes, dogs can eat watermelon when it is prepared properly and served in small amounts. The soft, ripe flesh is generally safe for most healthy dogs and can make a refreshing occasional treat. Watermelon also contains plenty of water, which can help add moisture to a dog’s diet. However, not every part of the fruit … Read more
Dog digestive issues can range from a mild upset stomach after eating something unusual to serious problems such as intestinal blockage, pancreatitis, or gastrointestinal disease. Common signs include vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, gas, poor appetite, stomach noises, abdominal discomfort, and changes in stool. The right response depends on the symptoms, how long they have lasted, and … Read more
Yes, dogs can eat small amounts of fresh figs, but figs should be an occasional treat rather than a regular part of a dog’s diet. The soft flesh of a fresh fig is generally considered safe when washed and cut into small pieces. However, dogs should not eat fig leaves, stems, branches, bark, or other … Read more
Yes, dogs can have small amounts of plain olive oil, including extra virgin olive oil, but it should not be treated as a necessary supplement. Olive oil is high in fat and calories, so too much may cause stomach upset, loose stools, weight gain, or other problems in dogs that need a low-fat diet. A … Read more