Eric asks Dr. Azza if dogs can eat pears, and the answer is yes. Dr. Azza explains that pears provide fiber, copper and vitamins A and C to support digestion, red blood cell formation, immune health and a healthy coat. Pears can even be served frozen, but the seeds should always be removed and the fruit cut into small bite-sized pieces. As with other fruits, she recommends serving pears in moderation due to their calorie content.
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Squash
Eric asks Dr. Azza if dogs can eat summer squash. She explains that most squash can be a healthy treat, offering beta carotene, vitamin E and potassium while staying low in calories. Dr. Azza also shares serving tips, including peeling the squash, removing the seeds when needed, cutting it into s...
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Quinoa
Eric asks Dr. Azza if dogs can eat quinoa, and the answer is yes. She explains that quinoa provides a complete source of protein with essential amino acids, along with magnesium and antioxidants. Dr. Azza also shares an important preparation tip: quinoa should be soaked and rinsed before cooking ...
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Zucchini
Eric asks Dr. Azza if dogs can eat zucchini, and the answer is yes. She explains that zucchini can be served raw or cooked and makes a nutritious, low-calorie treat, especially for dogs managing their weight. Packed with potassium, fiber, vitamin B6 and vitamin C, zucchini can support digestion, ...
