FAQ

Dogs can eat small amounts of plain banana muffins if they don’t contain toxic ingredients, but they are not recommended due to sugar and fat content.

Plain banana bread in small amounts is not toxic to most healthy dogs, but it's generally not recommended due to unhealthy ingredients and potential risks. Banana bread containing chocolate, raisins, xylitol, or macadamia nuts can be very dangerous for dogs.

The controversy with teacup dogs centers on unethical breeding practices and serious health issues caused by breeding abnormally small dogs for size rather than health.

Teacup dogs stay small due to selective breeding of the smallest (often runt) dogs over generations, though this practice can lead to serious health issues.

Teacup dogs are controversial due to serious health and ethical concerns stemming from breeding extremely small and often unhealthy runts to achieve miniature sizes.

Teacup dogs stay small by selectively breeding the smallest individuals—often runts—within toy and small breeds, which can lead to health issues due to their fragile genetics.

The controversy with teacup dogs centers on unethical breeding practices and serious health issues caused by breeding abnormally small dogs for size rather than health.

Teacup dogs stay small due to selective breeding of the smallest (often runt) dogs over generations, though this practice can lead to serious health issues.

Teacup dogs typically cost between $1,000 and $5,000, depending on breed, breeder reputation, and lineage.

Teacup dogs face numerous serious health risks due to their tiny size and unethical breeding practices, making them fragile, high-maintenance pets.