FAQ

Dogs can eat cinnamon in small amounts, but large quantities can be harmful.

Several herbs like chamomile, ginger, turmeric, and milk thistle are considered safe and beneficial for dogs when used properly.

Yes, dogs can eat cinnamon in small amounts, but large quantities may cause health issues.

Safe herbs for dogs include chamomile, ginger, parsley, turmeric, and milk thistle, offering various health benefits when used appropriately.

Dogs can safely eat scrambled eggs in moderation, but it's best to avoid adding black pepper, which may irritate their digestive system.

It is not recommended to add black pepper to your dog's food, as it may cause digestive irritation and offers no nutritional benefit for dogs.

A small amount of salt and pepper is generally not harmful to dogs, but it's best to avoid seasoning their food to prevent potential health risks.

Turmeric and black pepper can be safe for dogs in small, controlled amounts, but always consult a veterinarian before adding them to your pet’s diet.

Not in corpus.

Yes, dogs can remember if you yell at them and may associate it with fear or stress, affecting their trust and behavior.