FAQ

Plain cooked oatmeal made with water is a healthy and safe breakfast option for dogs when served in moderation and without harmful additives.

Dogs should never be fed bacon or other processed meats due to their high fat and salt content, which can lead to pancreatitis and other health issues.

Plain cooked oatmeal made with water is a healthy breakfast option for dogs when served in moderation and without added ingredients.

The one meat to never feed a dog is any meat containing toxic additives like chocolate, onions, garlic, or especially xylitol, which can be fatal.

Plain cooked oatmeal made with water and served in moderation is a healthy breakfast option for dogs.

Dogs should never be fed raw or undercooked pork as it can contain harmful parasites and bacteria like trichinella spiralis, leading to serious illness.

Dogs can safely eat certain types of plain, unseasoned seaweed in small amounts as an occasional treat or supplement. Avoid wild, seasoned, or flavored seaweed products, and consult your veterinarian before regular use.

Oatmeal contains soluble fiber that can help regulate digestion and promote healthy bowel movements in dogs, but it is not considered a direct laxative.

Yes, Quaker oatmeal is safe for dogs when it is cooked plain with water and served in moderation without added flavors, sugar, or other harmful ingredients.

Both oatmeal and rice can be beneficial for dogs, but oatmeal offers more nutrients like fiber, vitamins, and minerals, making it a slightly healthier option.