FAQ

Dogs should never be fed raw lima beans because they contain compounds that can be mildly toxic and may lead to cyanide poisoning.

Dogs should not eat raw lima beans, baked beans, refried beans, or beans prepared with spices, garlic, or onion due to potential toxicity and digestive issues.

Dogs can eat lima beans in moderation—small dogs may have 1 teaspoon, while large dogs can have up to 1/2 cup of fully cooked, unseasoned lima beans.

Yes, dogs can eat cooked, plain lima beans in moderation, but never raw or seasoned. Always introduce them slowly and avoid canned varieties with added salt or preservatives.

Yes, dogs can have olive oil in moderation. It can provide health benefits, but excessive amounts may lead to digestive issues or weight gain.

Some sushi ingredients are safe for dogs, like cooked fish or veggies, but others—including raw fish, wasabi, or soy sauce—can be harmful and should be avoided.

Yes, dogs can have olive oil in moderation; it can offer health benefits like improved coat and skin, but excessive amounts may cause digestive issues.

If your dog eats sushi, monitor them closely—some ingredients like cooked fish and vegetables are safe, but raw fish, sauces, and additives can be harmful.

Yes, dogs can have olive oil in moderation, as it can benefit their skin, coat, and overall health. However, excessive amounts may cause digestive issues.

If your dog eats sushi, monitor for symptoms like vomiting or diarrhea, and consult your vet—some ingredients are safe, but others may be toxic or harmful.