FAQ

No, dogs should never consume wine, as both alcohol and grapes are toxic to them and can lead to severe health complications or even death.

No, dogs should never be given white wine or any alcoholic beverages, as alcohol is toxic to dogs even in small amounts and can cause serious health issues.

Even small amounts of wine can be toxic to dogs, and ingesting just a few ounces can cause serious symptoms or be life-threatening, especially in small breeds.

No, dogs should not be allowed to ingest even a small amount of alcohol, as it is toxic and can lead to serious health complications or death.

Wine is toxic to dogs due to both its alcohol content and the presence of grapes, which can lead to serious symptoms such as vomiting, tremors, and even kidney failure.

No, dogs should never drink wine because both alcohol and grapes are toxic to them and can cause serious health problems.

No, dogs should never drink wine, as it's toxic and can cause severe health problems or even death. Both the alcohol and grape content in wine are dangerous for dogs.

If a dog drinks wine, it can suffer from alcohol poisoning and grape toxicity, both of which are dangerous and potentially fatal. Immediate veterinary attention is needed if any amount is consumed.

Yes, it is generally okay to mix dry and wet dog food, as long as the combination supports the dog’s nutritional needs and is based on quality ingredients.

Veterinarians typically do not recommend Ol’ Roy due to its low-quality ingredients, poor digestibility, and recurring safety concerns.