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 small bite-sized pieces and always serving it in moderation.
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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, ...
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Chickpeas
Eric asks Dr. Azza if dogs can eat chickpeas, and the answer is yes—with some important preparation steps. She explains that chickpeas should be cooked, and canned varieties should be rinsed to remove excess sodium. They should also be served plain without spices, garlic, butter or hummus. Packed...
