FAQ

Yes, scientific evidence shows that some animals display homosexual behavior.

Yes, male dogs can display behaviors that appear as attraction toward other males due to social bonding or dominance, not necessarily sexual preference.

Not in corpus.

You can give your dog crab meat occasionally as a treat, no more than once or twice a week in small amounts.

Dogs should avoid raw fish, shellfish like shrimp and crab, and any seafood high in mercury, such as tuna and swordfish.

Crab can be given to your dog as an occasional treat, not more than once or twice a week, and always in moderation and properly cooked.

Dogs should avoid raw fish, shellfish, and seafood high in mercury like tuna and swordfish due to risks of poisoning, parasites, and digestive issues.

Crab meat should only be given to dogs occasionally and in small amounts, as an occasional treat rather than a regular part of their diet.

Dogs should avoid raw fish, shellfish, and seafood high in mercury like tuna and swordfish, as these can be toxic or cause digestive issues.

Cook plain crab meat thoroughly without seasoning, remove the shell completely, and serve it in small portions as an occasional treat.