FAQ

Pumpkin is generally safe and beneficial for dogs, but excessive amounts can cause digestive upset like diarrhea or lead to nutrient imbalances such as excess vitamin A.

Yes, vets often recommend plain pumpkin for dogs due to its high fiber content and nutritional benefits, supporting digestion, hydration, and weight management.

Yes, pumpkin is good for dogs when served plain and in moderation, offering fiber, vitamins, and digestive benefits.

Yes, Libby's 100% pure canned pumpkin with no added ingredients is safe and beneficial for dogs when served in moderation.

No, you generally should not withhold food from a dog with mild diarrhea; instead, offering plain, cooked or canned pumpkin in appropriate amounts can help regulate digestion.

Yes, Libby’s 100% pure canned pumpkin is safe and beneficial for dogs when served plain and in appropriate amounts, without added ingredients or spices.

Withholding food briefly for 12–24 hours may help in acute diarrhea, but introducing plain foods like pumpkin in safe amounts can support recovery.

Yes, Libby's 100% pure canned pumpkin without added ingredients is safe and beneficial for dogs when served in moderation.

No, you should not completely withhold food from a dog with mild diarrhea; feeding small amounts of plain, cooked pumpkin may help regulate their digestion.

Yes, plain cooked or 100% canned pumpkin can help settle a dog's stomach by regulating digestion and easing mild constipation or diarrhea.