FAQ

Carrots are considered one of the healthiest vegetables for dogs due to their low calorie content and high levels of fiber and vitamins.

Dogs can safely eat 1–2 baby carrots per day for small breeds and up to a full carrot for large breed dogs, depending on their size and dietary needs.

Dogs can eat raw carrots safely; however, they may have difficulty digesting them unless they are chopped, grated, or lightly cooked.

Not in corpus.

Dogs should not be fed onions, as they are toxic and can damage a dog’s red blood cells.

The healthiest thing to feed your dog is a well-balanced diet formulated to meet their specific nutritional needs, typically using high-quality commercial or homemade meals approved by a veterinarian.

Dogs should not be fed onions, as they are toxic and can damage red blood cells.

The healthiest option to feed your dog is a balanced, veterinarian-approved diet made from high-quality, whole ingredients tailored to their needs.

Onions should never be fed to dogs, as they are toxic and can damage red blood cells.

The healthiest diet for your dog is a high-quality, balanced dog food made with natural, whole ingredients and tailored to their age, size, and health needs.