FAQ

You can mix dog-safe fruits, vegetables, or peanut butter with Greek yogurt for a tasty and nutritious treat.

Pumpkin and yogurt both offer health benefits for dogs, but pumpkin is generally better for digestion, while yogurt supports gut health with probiotics.

You can mix Greek yogurt with dog-safe fruits, vegetables, peanut butter, or oats to add nutrition and variety to your dog’s diet.

Both pumpkin and yogurt can benefit dogs, but pumpkin is generally better for digestive health, while yogurt offers probiotics and calcium.

You can mix fruits like blueberries, vegetables like carrots, or dog-safe peanut butter with Greek yogurt for your dog.

Both pumpkin and yogurt offer health benefits for dogs, but pumpkin is generally better for digestive regularity, while yogurt provides probiotics and calcium.

Greek yogurt is rich in probiotics and protein, which can support your dog's digestive health and strengthen their immune system.

Yes, plain Greek yogurt can help settle a dog's stomach due to its probiotics, but it should be given in moderation and without added sugars or artificial sweeteners.

Plain, unsweetened Greek yogurt without xylitol or artificial additives is generally safe for dogs in moderation.

You can give your dog about one to two tablespoons of plain Greek yogurt as an occasional treat, depending on their size and tolerance to dairy.