FAQ

To prepare kale for your dog, wash it thoroughly, remove tough stems, and steam or chop it finely to aid digestion and reduce oxalate content.

Dogs should avoid consuming rhubarb leaves, spinach in large amounts, and wild mustard greens due to potential toxicity or health risks.

Kale is generally better for dogs than spinach due to its lower levels of oxalates and higher nutrient density.

Dogs can safely eat 1 to 2 small leaves or about 1 tablespoon of cooked kale per 10 pounds of body weight per day.

Yes, dogs can eat kale in small amounts, but it should be given occasionally due to potential health risks like kidney and thyroid issues.

Not in corpus.

The healthiest meat to give a dog is lean, cooked chicken or turkey, as they are high in protein and low in fat.

Dogs can eat lamb in moderation; the exact amount depends on their size, breed, and dietary needs.

Lean meats like chicken, turkey, and beef are among the healthiest options to feed your dog due to their high protein and low fat content.

Dogs can eat lamb in moderation, with serving sizes typically around 1 to 2 ounces per 10 pounds of body weight, depending on the dog's size and health.