Can dogs eat blueberries? Yes, with sensible portions
Blueberries are a suitable occasional treat for most dogs. They contain fibre and antioxidant compounds…
Dogs and myrobalan plums: the pit changes everything
A tiny amount of ripe myrobalan-plum flesh may be tolerated by some dogs, but the…
Blackberries are a simple occasional treat for dogs
Dogs may eat ripe blackberries in moderation. These berries contain fibre and antioxidants while remaining…
Ripe white mulberries make an occasional dog treat
Dogs may eat a few fully ripe white mulberries. The berries provide fibre, antioxidants and…
Monkey orange for dogs: identification matters
Monkey orange should not be offered to dogs unless the exact species has been reliably…
Dogs and mirabelle plums: the pit is the real danger
Mirabelle plums are best avoided for dogs. The sweet flesh is less concerning than the…
Chestnuts for dogs: edible nuts versus toxic horse chestnuts
Dogs may eat a small amount of plain, cooked edible chestnut after the shell and…
Mango can be a healthy occasional treat for dogs
Dogs may eat ripe mango in moderation after the peel and large pit have been…
A small amount of mangosteen pulp may suit some dogs
Dogs may eat a small amount of mangosteen pulp after the thick rind and seeds…
Mandarin pulp can be an occasional dog treat
Dogs may eat a small amount of mandarin pulp after the peel, white pith and…