Lychee is a beautiful-looking fruit with a bright-red and spikey exterior and fleshy interior that many humans enjoy, but can dogs eat lychee? Is this fruit that tastes similar to a pear or a grape safe for dogs?
Dogs have a way of keeping life entertaining, whether they mean to or not. From dramatic zoomies to side-eyes worthy of an Oscar, they react to the world in ways that are unintentionally hilarious. In a recent Instagram video, one owner decided to test just how sharp — and dramatic — his dogs really are, with nothing more than a trash bag and a well-timed prank.
A heartwarming video of a Golden Retriever dog named Maple waiting for her human dad in the most adorable way possible has been grabbing a lot of attention on social media. The dog’s human parent recently shared the video on Instagram under the username @daisythegoldiee. The canine’s innocent and heartfelt gesture of bringing a token of love — a “gift” for her dad — is bound to melt hearts.
Can dogs have grapeseed oil? You may be asking this because you use this oil for its health benefits, and you want to know if you can share with your pup. Humans can have grapeseed oil, so is it also safe for dogs?
Can dogs eat cereal? You might be asking this if you want to share a bit of your breakfast with your dog, or maybe your pup got into a box on accident. We eat cereal, but is it safe for our pooches?
Elderberries have become quite popular amongst us humans for jams, syrups, and desserts, but can dogs eat elderberries? Often found in public parks, campgrounds, and on hiking trails, elderberry shrubs are difficult to avoid, much like chokeberry shrubs. Are they safe for our dogs?
Lanzones, also known as langsat lanzones or longkangare, are exotic fruits of Asian descent, not common in the states. Perhaps you’ve happened across this fruit taking a stroll with your pup at the farmer’s market, enjoyed the sweet and mildly sour flavor, and thought maybe your dog would, too. But can dogs eat lanzones?
Nothing is more heartwarming than seeing rescue dogs live their best lives, and this video perfectly captures what life is like when one goes from “rags to riches.” In a recent clip, pups Harvey and Azula show what being truly rich is like. From getting tucked into bed to being served the highest quality food, their mom has made sure she spoils them every chance she gets.
The short answer is yes, dogs can eat nutritional yeast. There are quite a few health benefits that nutritional yeast can provide for a dog, and it’s also easy to serve up. Nutritional yeast can also help pep up the taste of your canine’s normal dog food. Keep in mind that this is not baker’s yeast you use in most recipes for bread or rising dough, which is quite dangerous for dogs.
The short answer is no, dogs can’t safely eat swordfish. While swordfish might not be technically toxic for dogs, large fish such as swordfish and tuna are likely to have higher levels of mercury in them, which can lead to several health issues for your dog. With other readily available fish like cod, whitefish, and herring available, it’s safest to pass on swordfish for your dog.