Many Indian dog parents grow up believing that dairy products are safe for their pets without knowing about the relationship between dogs and milk intolerance.  Some dogs are comfortable with dairy products, while others are not. It is about understanding milk tolerance concerning stomach upset in pets.  Can a dog digest dairy? This content explains…

Many Indian pet parents already keep curd or yogurt at home. They wonder if sharing a spoon with their dog is helpful or harmful. With increasing awareness of dog gut health and immunity, yogurt is often recommended as a natural source of probiotics.  But not all yogurt is safe, and not all dogs need it.…

Many Indian pet parents look at vegan diets for dogs suspiciously in households where meat is strictly avoided.  With the rise of plant-based dog food and vegan claims online, pet owners still feel confused. Is a vegan diet safe for dogs?  This question should be answered based on food biology, nutrition, and health, not belief. …

In many Indian homes, turmeric and ginger are everyday ingredients. They are used for immunity, digestion, and inflammation in people.  It is natural for pet parents to consider whether they should use turmeric for dogs or ginger for pets.  Both spice types are natural ingredients for pet health, but pets are not small humans. The…

Many Indian pet parents notice that their dogs and cats eat differently as seasons change. During summers, food is left untouched for hours.  In winter, appetite suddenly increases. It happens due to a biological response to the climate. Your pets’ metabolism, hydration needs, and digestion are affected directly due to India’s extreme temperature swings.  Understanding…

Modern Indians are health-aware and choose the natural sweetener xylitol as a sugar-free alternative. From gum to peanut butter and baked goods, xylitol is used everywhere.  While xylitol is popular with humans for its low-calorie benefits, even small amounts can be very unsafe for dogs.  So, Indian pet parents need to understand xylitol toxicity in…

Dogs with sensitive digestion easily handle natural flavors. Made with gentle and low-irritant ingredients, an easy-to-digest dog cake gives multiple benefits to pets. That is why dog bakeries use mild flavors. They strictly avoid unnatural additives and use only vet-approved ingredients that cause zero allergies. This blog sheds light on unique flavors that make pets…

The rich nutritional profile of apples makes them ideal for providing health benefits. It is useful for both humans and dogs. We eat an apple a day to keep doctors away. Can dogs eat apples like humans? Yes, dogs can eat apples in moderation as a low-calorie treat with no cores and seeds. Even online…

Dog owners regularly make their dogs familiar with fruits, including bananas. From potassium and copper to fiber and biotin to minerals, bananas are nutrient-rich. But people still ask: Are bananas safe for dogs? Yes, dogs can eat bananas without the peels in small quantities (moderation). Vets also recommend this common fruit as a healthy alternative…

Dog owners introduce fruits and vegetables to their pets. Dogs eat them as a treat. Can dogs eat carrots? Yes, carrots are vet-endorsed and safe for dogs. They are rich in beta-carotene and fiber. Both raw and cooked carrots are excellent low-calorie snacks, ideal for dogs’ dental health. Cute Pet Bakery offers dog-friendly cakes made…

Pet owners often introduce a variety of edibles, including honey for dogs, to their pets without considering the health benefits and risks. Generally, puppies, adult, and senior dogs can eat honey in small quantities and moderation, but not raw (unpasteurized) honey.  Although honey comes with loads of health benefits, it is not safe for every…

Dogs drool over peanut butter. It smells great to them, and many will do tricks to get some. But there is a big concern: Is peanut butter safe for dogs? Yes, in moderation. It is generally safe for dogs if it’s plain, unsalted, and free from the toxic artificial sweetener xylitol.  Vets approve it in…

With loads of dog foods, diets, and treats available online, dog parents introduce online pet edibles to their dogs without vets’ recommendations. This introduction can invite unnoticed dog food allergies and tummy problems in dogs. That is why grain-free and gluten-free dog food matters. Most pet diets are made of popular grains, including wheat, barley,…

Chocolate is a beloved treat for humans. Pet owners also feed this regular sweetener unwillingly, and it can be a life-threatening danger to their canine companions. Chocolate is toxic to dogs because of the theobromine substance. Dogs metabolize it more slowly than humans and build up higher toxic levels in their system. Subsequently, chocolate affects…

People love to celebrate their important events with cake products made from different cake ingredients. Dog lovers also think of feeding their dogs the same human cake. The biggest question is, can a dog eat cake? Generally, it is not advised to feed dogs regular human cakes. The logic behind this assumption is the presence…