FAQ

Pig ears can be a safer alternative to rawhide if sourced properly, but they still require supervision due to risks like choking, bacterial contamination, and digestive issues.

The safest chews for dogs are natural, highly digestible options like bully sticks, fish skin chews, and vegetable-based treats, which reduce risks of choking or blockage.

Safer alternatives to rawhide include bully sticks, fish skin chews, dental chews, lamb ears, vegetable-based chews, and rubber toys.

Rawhide is still sold because it remains a popular dog chew due to its ability to satisfy a dog’s natural chewing instinct and provide dental benefits, despite its known risks.

Some veterinarians may recommend rawhide for its dental benefits, but many advise caution due to risks like choking, blockages, and chemical contamination.

Rawhide can be dangerous for dogs due to risks of choking, digestive blockages, and chemical contamination. Even high-quality rawhide carries these hazards, so supervision and safer alternatives are recommended.

To make dog-safe whipped cream, use unsweetened, lactose-free cream or coconut cream without xylitol or artificial sweeteners, and serve only in small amounts.

Whipped cream is generally safe for dogs in small amounts, but it can cause digestive issues, especially in lactose-intolerant pets. Monitor your dog and contact your vet if symptoms like vomiting or diarrhea occur.

To make dog-safe whipped cream, use lactose-free or non-dairy alternatives like unsweetened coconut cream, avoiding added sugars and harmful ingredients like xylitol.

Whipped cream is not toxic to dogs, but it should only be given in small amounts and on rare occasions due to its high sugar and fat. Monitor your dog for signs of digestive upset and contact your vet if symptoms occur.