FAQ

Blueberries are among the healthiest fruits for dogs due to their high antioxidant content, low calories, and minimal risk when served in moderation.

Vets treat avocado poisoning in dogs by first assessing the severity and symptoms, inducing vomiting if ingestion was recent, providing supportive care such as IV fluids, and monitoring for signs of gastrointestinal upset or blockage.

Blueberries are often considered the healthiest fruit for dogs due to their high antioxidant content and low sugar levels, making them a safe and nutritious treat.

If your dog only licked a small amount of ripe avocado flesh, it's unlikely to cause harm, but monitor for any signs of digestive upset.

Birds, rabbits, and livestock are particularly sensitive to avocados and should never consume them due to the toxic compound persin.

Dogs shouldn't eat avocado because certain parts—especially the pit, skin, and leaves—contain persin, a toxin that can cause digestive and respiratory issues.

Dogs can safely eat small amounts of ripe avocado flesh as an occasional treat, but the pit, skin, and leaves are toxic and should be strictly avoided.

Small amounts of ripe avocado flesh are generally safe for most dogs, but the pit, skin, leaves, and large quantities can be toxic or dangerous and should be avoided.

Kirkland dog food in Canada is manufactured by Diamond Pet Foods, a U.S.-based company known for producing several private-label pet food brands.

One of the healthiest dog foods is ORIJEN Original Grain-Free High-Protein Dry Dog Food, made with high-quality animal proteins and no fillers or artificial ingredients.