COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT DOG PREVENTIVE CARE ANSWERED BY DOCTORS.
Can dogs eat watermelon?
Expert opinion from Dr. Divya AnneBachelor of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry · 3 years of experience · India
Yes, dogs can consume watermelon. Before you feed the dog with watermelon it's best to remove the seeds and rind and cut and serve in cubes. The rind is not toxic to the dogs but It might cause some digestive discomfort. Seeds are not toxic but consuming large seeds might lead to intestinal blockage. Watermelon is hydrating and refreshing to the dogs and can be consumed chilled during summer. The texture of watermelon is crunchy and has natural sugars in it dogs love consuming it.
What are the top dog food options for dogs?
Expert opinion from Dr. Jisha SBachelor of Veterinary Science · 3 years of experience · India
Top dog food choices include premium commercial dog foods that satisfies their nutritional requirements in terms of protein, fats, carbohydrate and essential micronutrients. It is available as dry kibble or wet canned food. Hill's Science Diet, Royal Canin, Blue Buffalo, Merrick, Orijen, Acana, Wellness, and Nutro are a few well-known and reliable dog food manufacturers. Always consult a vet before choosing your dog's food.
What does a dog eat?
Expert opinion from Dr. Jisha SBachelor of Veterinary Science · 3 years of experience · India
To be healthy, dogs need a diet that is well-balanced and nutrient rich. A dog's diet often includes these foods: Pick a dog food line that includes real meat as the first ingredient and offers a healthy combination of protein, carbs, fats, vitamins, and minerals. For the growth of muscles and general health, protein is essential. Look for dog diets that contain animal-based proteins such as beef, chicken, fish, or turkey. Energy is a function of carbohydrates. As a source of carbohydrates, look for whole grains such as brown rice or oats. Fruits and vegetables: These can offer vital vitamins, minerals, and fiber. Carrots, peas, sweet potatoes, and apples are a few risk-free possibilities (avoid grapes and raisins).
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