Eric asks Dr. Azza if dogs can eat cranberries, and the answer is yes—but with caution. Dr. Azza explains that plain cranberries provide vitamin C and fiber and may support urinary tract health, but they should only be offered in very small amounts. Commercial cranberry products may contain added sugar or xylitol, while cranberries also contain oxalates that can be a concern for dogs with kidney problems. She recommends avoiding cranberry juice and cranberry sauce altogether.
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Sweet Potatoes
Eric asks Dr. Azza if dogs can eat sweet potatoes, and the answer is an enthusiastic yes. She explains that cooked, peeled sweet potatoes are packed with fiber, beta carotene, manganese and vitamin B6, supporting digestive, immune, muscle and brain health. Dr. Azza recommends serving them plain w...
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Raisins
Eric asks Dr. Azza if dogs can eat raisins, and this one is a definite no. Dr. Azza explains that raisins are highly toxic to dogs and can cause acute kidney failure, even in small amounts. She also warns pet parents to watch for raisins hidden in foods like breads and oatmeal cookies and to cont...
