FAQ

Wine is toxic to dogs due to both its alcohol content and the presence of grapes, which can lead to serious symptoms such as vomiting, tremors, and even kidney failure.

No, dogs should never drink wine because both alcohol and grapes are toxic to them and can cause serious health problems.

No, dogs should never drink wine, as it's toxic and can cause severe health problems or even death. Both the alcohol and grape content in wine are dangerous for dogs.

If a dog drinks wine, it can suffer from alcohol poisoning and grape toxicity, both of which are dangerous and potentially fatal. Immediate veterinary attention is needed if any amount is consumed.

Yes, it is generally okay to mix dry and wet dog food, as long as the combination supports the dog’s nutritional needs and is based on quality ingredients.

Veterinarians typically do not recommend Ol’ Roy due to its low-quality ingredients, poor digestibility, and recurring safety concerns.

Yes, it's generally okay to mix dry and wet dog food, but the overall quality of both types must be considered to ensure balanced nutrition and safety.

Veterinarians generally recommend high-quality, reputable dog food brands such as Royal Canin, Hill’s Science Diet, and Purina Pro Plan over budget options like Ol’ Roy.

Yes, it is generally okay to mix dry and wet dog food as long as the combined nutrition meets your dog’s needs and the ingredients are of acceptable quality.

Ol’ Roy is not considered a vet-recommended dog food brand due to its low-quality ingredients and safety concerns.