October 16, 2024TL;DR: Yes, dogs can eat apricots in moderation, but with caution. The flesh is safe and nutritious, but remove the…- October 16, 2024G'day, pet lovers! Amy Jones here, your resident pet enthusiast at Pet Store Australia, ready to dish out some mouth-watering…
- October 15, 2024TL;DR: While chestnuts aren't toxic to dogs, they should be given sparingly as an occasional treat. Always remove the shell…
- October 15, 2024TL;DR: No, dogs should not eat chilli. Capsaicin in chilli can cause digestive upset, discomfort, and potentially severe reactions in…
- October 15, 2024TL;DR: No, dogs should not eat apple cores. While the flesh of apples is safe and nutritious for dogs, the…
October 15, 2024TL;DR Yes, dogs can safely eat zucchini! It's a low-calorie, nutrient-rich veggie that can be a healthy addition to your…- October 15, 2024TL;DR Dogs can safely enjoy a variety of fruits in moderation, including apples, bananas, blueberries, and watermelon (without seeds). Always…
- October 15, 2024Woof! Hello, fellow pet lovers! Amy here, ready to sink our teeth into a juicy topic that's been ruffling feathers…
October 15, 2024TL;DR: While prawn crackers aren't toxic to dogs, they're not recommended due to high salt content, artificial additives, and minimal…
October 15, 2024G'day, pet lovers! Amy here, your resident dog enthusiast and treat connoisseur at Pet Store Australia. Today, we're diving into…
