FAQ

Butter is not toxic to dogs, but it's unhealthy due to its high fat content and can cause digestive upset or more serious problems if eaten in large amounts.

Chicken bones are not considered safely digestible as they can splinter and cause choking, internal injury, or blockage in dogs.

No, dogs should not eat chicken drumsticks because the bones are dangerous and can splinter, posing a risk of injury or serious complications.

Dogs should not eat chicken, turkey, or any cooked bones due to the risk of splintering, choking, or gastrointestinal injury. Raw bones are also unsafe and may carry bacteria.

No, dogs should not eat cooked chicken bones as they can splinter easily, causing choking, internal injuries, or blockages.

No, dogs should not eat chicken bones as they can splinter and cause choking, blockages, or tears in the digestive tract.

Dogs can have small amounts of cheese occasionally, but it may cause digestive issues, especially in lactose-intolerant dogs, and should be avoided if problematic.

Yes, you can mix plain, cooked pasta with dog food in small quantities, but it should be unseasoned and only given occasionally as a treat.

Dogs can have small amounts of cheese, but it should be given in moderation and only if the dog is not lactose intolerant.

Yes, you can mix plain, cooked pasta with dog food in small amounts, but it should be done occasionally and without sauces, seasonings, or dairy.