FAQ

Feeding your dog rice and chicken daily is generally safe short-term, but it should not replace a complete, balanced diet long-term without veterinary guidance.

Plain, cooked white rice is typically better for dogs with digestive issues, but basmati rice is also safe when fed in moderation and properly prepared.

Basmati rice is long-grain and less sticky, with a lower starch content and nutty flavor, while jasmine rice is also long-grain but more fragrant, tender, and moist.

Basmati rice is generally considered slightly healthier than white rice due to its lower starch content and lower glycemic index, benefiting dogs that need steady energy levels.

Dogs should not eat rice that is uncooked, flavored, or prepared with spices, garlic, onions, oil, or salt, as these can be harmful or toxic.

Plain, cooked white rice is often best for dogs with digestive issues, while brown, jasmine, and basmati rice can provide nutritional benefits when fed in moderation.

Yes, dogs can eat plain, cooked basmati rice in moderation as part of a balanced diet. It should be served without added salt, spices, or fats.

Dogs should never be given raw salmon due to the risk of salmon poisoning disease; always cook salmon thoroughly, remove bones, and serve it plain and unseasoned.

Yes, salmon must be thoroughly cooked before being fed to dogs to eliminate harmful parasites and bacteria that can cause serious illness.

No, dogs should never eat raw or undercooked salmon due to the risk of parasites like Neorickettsia helminthoeca, which can cause salmon poisoning disease.