FAQ

Dogs may love chickpeas because they are tasty, have a satisfying texture, and offer nutritional benefits like fiber and plant-based protein when properly prepared.

Cook chickpeas thoroughly without any seasoning, and serve them plain in moderation according to your dog's size; avoid raw, canned with additives, or hummus.

Yes, chickpeas can make some dogs gassy or cause digestive upset if fed in excess or if the dog has a sensitivity to legumes.

Dogs should never be fed seasoned or spiced meat preparations like those containing garlic, onion, or harmful oils, as these ingredients can be toxic.

Yes, dogs can eat chickpeas if they're thoroughly cooked, plain, and served in moderation as an occasional treat.

Scoop the litter box at least once daily, use clumping litter, and replace litter regularly. Add baking soda or activated charcoal, ensure good ventilation, and deep clean the box monthly for best results.

Cucumbers are a safe and hydrating fruit for most dogs, offering low calories, high water content, and beneficial vitamins and minerals when served in moderation.

Cucumbers do not clean dogs' teeth, but their crunchy texture may help reduce some plaque buildup when chewed.

Cucumbers are one of the best fruits for dogs, offering hydration, low calories, and beneficial nutrients like vitamins K and C when served in moderation.

Cucumbers do not actively clean dogs’ teeth, but their crunchy texture may help remove some surface debris when chewed.