FAQ

Yes, dogs can eat cooked sweet potatoes as a healthy treat when they are plainly prepared without additives and given in moderation.

Yes, dogs can eat sweet potatoes if they're cooked, plain, and served in moderation. Sweet potatoes offer nutritional benefits but should not replace a balanced diet.

Canned light tuna packed in water with no added salt or seasonings is the safest option for dogs and should be given occasionally in small amounts.

Yes, you can mix small amounts of plain, cooked tuna with your dog's food occasionally, but avoid feeding it regularly due to mercury risk.

Canned light tuna packed in water with no added salt or seasonings is safest for dogs, given only occasionally and in small amounts.

Yes, you can mix small amounts of tuna with your dog's food occasionally, but only if it is cooked, boneless, packed in water, and free from added salt or seasonings due to the risk of mercury poisoning.

Canned light tuna in water with no added salt or seasonings is the safest option for dogs, but it should only be given occasionally and in small amounts.

Tuna can be mixed with your dog's food occasionally and in very small amounts, but it should not be a regular part of their diet due to mercury content.

Yes, dogs can eat scrambled eggs if cooked plain without added salt, oils, or seasonings.

Dogs can eat canned tuna in small amounts occasionally, but it must be packed in water and free of added salt, oil, or seasonings due to mercury concerns.