FAQ

The number one food you should never feed your dog is anything containing raw or undercooked eggs, due to risks of bacterial contamination and impaired nutrient absorption.

Yes, plain scrambled eggs can help soothe a dog's upset stomach due to their high protein and digestibility when cooked properly without added fats or seasonings.

Yes, you can give your puppy scrambled eggs as long as they are cooked plain without oil, butter, salt, or seasoning.

Most dogs can eat up to one cooked egg per day, but it should not exceed 10% of their daily caloric intake; consult your vet for specific amounts.

Yes, cooked eggs are safe and nutritious for dogs when prepared properly without additives and served in moderation.

Yes, dogs can eat eggs if they're cooked properly and served plain, as eggs provide valuable nutrients.

Dogs are often deterred from peeing by strong smells like citrus, vinegar, and enzymatic cleaners that eliminate urine scent markers.

Do not punish your dog; instead, identify the underlying cause, consult your vet, reinforce housetraining, and use positive reinforcement techniques.

Dogs are often deterred from peeing by strong scents like citrus, vinegar, or enzymatic cleaners that remove odor cues encouraging repeat marking.

Avoid punishing your dog for peeing in the house; instead, identify the underlying cause—medical or behavioral—and use positive reinforcement and consistent training to address the issue.