The short answer: No. The long answer: Pistachios are not toxic to dogs, but are best avoided for many reasons. Since this type of nut has a hard shell, jagged shape, and small size, your dog might ingest it as a whole. This could lead to choking, throat injury, or intestinal blockage. Dogs don’t digest… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Pistachios?
Author: Mimi Tiu
A freelance editor based in the Philippines, Mimi Tiu is a proud paw aunt to a family of Terriers and a Ragdoll-Persian cat. When she isn’t creating meaningful content for Waldo’s Friends, she finds pleasure in chronicling her ice cream discoveries and coming up with meticulously detailed plans for her next getaway. Follow her adventures on Instagram @nicetomitiu.
Can Dogs Eat Asparagus?
The short answer: Yes, but with caution. The long answer: Asparagus is chock-full of nutrients such as vitamins C, K, and E, folate, beta-carotene, and manganese. High in fiber but low in calories, this light green vegetable can be consumed by your dog to fight against eye problems and promote healthy organ function. However, there… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Asparagus?
Your Complete Guide to Throwing the Best Pet Party
Birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, baby showers—humans throw parties for every and any occasion we can think of. These lively celebrations bring people together to commemorate a special event, and in the process, create even more unforgettable happy memories. As a loving pet parent, you can do the same for your best furry friend and surprise him… Continue reading Your Complete Guide to Throwing the Best Pet Party
Sydney’s Pet-Friendly Bars & Cafes
If a stay-cation is what you’re after this summer, then bars and cafes are right up there next to beaches and picnics on any holiday to-do list. Whether it’s sinfully great coffee and Eggs Benedict after an equally great workout, trying out a new beach for those surf lessons you’ve postponed for too long, or… Continue reading Sydney’s Pet-Friendly Bars & Cafes
Buyer’s Guide: 6 Types of Dog Collars
Choosing a dog collar is not as simple as selecting a stylish one that catches your eye. It involves assessing your needs as a dog owner, picking the right one that fits your pooch’s size and activities, and most importantly, complying with the pet ownership requirements of your country. This guide will acquaint you with… Continue reading Buyer’s Guide: 6 Types of Dog Collars
Can Dogs Eat Chocolate?
The short answer: No. The long answer: Chocolates contain a component called theobromine that’s extremely toxic for dogs, and may result in symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, tremors, spasms, seizures, or heart attack. These aftereffects may manifest over as long as 72 hours. In severe cases, chocolate consumption may even lead to death. The potential… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Chocolate?
Can Dogs Eat Cherries?
The short answer: No. The long answer: The toxicity in cherries comes from cyanogenic glycoside, which can be found in the fruit’s stems, leaves, and seeds. The small but hard center pit can damage your dog’s teeth, be a choking hazard, tear through his throat lining, or create blockage in his airway or intestinal passages.… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Cherries?
Can Dogs Eat Lettuce?
The short answer: Yes. The long answer: Treat your dog to some lettuce, which is packed with vitamins A, K, and C, folate, potassium, calcium, and fiber. Your dog will surely love munching on the refreshing leafy greens and the crunchy stalks, whether it’s the iceberg or romaine variety. Because lettuce is low in fat… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Lettuce?
Can Dogs Eat Peanut Butter?
The short answer: It depends. The long answer: Raw, unadulterated, unsalted peanut butter with no additives is a great treat for your dog. Use it to hide medicines (your pooch will gobble it up!), or use it as a distracting treat while you clip her nails. Peanut butter is a good source of protein and… Continue reading Can Dogs Eat Peanut Butter?
Animal Talk with Dr Jo Righetti
Pet Problems Solved is an online resource for pet parents that provides practical tips on how to solve common pet behaviour problems. Dr Jo Righetti, the Australian animal behaviourist behind the website, is passionate about helping pet owners enjoy harmonious relationships with their four-legged companions. Stay tuned to her website for enlightening articles about living… Continue reading Animal Talk with Dr Jo Righetti