FAQ

Dogs often love cheese because of its rich flavor, high fat content, and appealing texture, making it a tasty and rewarding treat in moderation.

Dogs can have milk in small amounts, but many are lactose intolerant and may experience digestive upset; always monitor for adverse reactions.

Dogs love cheese because of its rich taste and strong smell, which appeal to their keen senses. It’s also high in protein and fat, making it very palatable to them.

Dogs can have milk in small amounts, but many become lactose intolerant and may experience digestive upset. Monitor for symptoms and consult a vet before giving milk.

Dogs love cheese because it's rich in flavor, high in fat and protein, and offers a strong scent that appeals to their keen sense of smell.

Most healthy dogs can safely enjoy small amounts of plain cheese occasionally, but overfeeding or offering harmful varieties can lead to health issues or toxicity.

Most healthy dogs can eat small amounts of plain cheese occasionally, keeping it under 10% of their daily calorie intake and depending on individual tolerance.

Blue cheese and cheeses with added onion, garlic, chives, nuts, or herbs are toxic to dogs and should be strictly avoided.

Most plain cheeses like mozzarella, cottage cheese, and cheddar are safe in small amounts, while blue cheeses and those with harmful additives must be avoided.

Most dogs can safely eat small amounts of plain cheese as an occasional treat, but some cheeses and added ingredients can be harmful. Always monitor for intolerance and avoid blue cheeses and flavored varieties.