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13 Superfoods that are Safe for Dogs

2021-08-16 | 10 Mins read

Superfoods for dogs can be very beneficial for promoting digestive health, healthy skin and coat and improve your dog's immune system. Below are 13 superfoods for dogs that you can start adding to their meals to improve and help your pets have the best possible life. These are not just specifically for dogs, all of the superfoods listed are human foods so there is no need to go out specifically, you can just simply add these items to your normal grocery list.

1. Carrots : It is a healthy raw snack to bite on without the guilt. Its benefits are healthy eyesight and preventing heart disease.

2. Blueberries : These are a great fresh snack, but also in the summer months you can freeze them for added crunch or place into ice cubes and add to their water bowl for some additional flavour. Its benefits are antioxidants and fibre.

3. Coconut Oil : This little gem is an overall superb superfood for dogs. Its benefits are improving and maintaining  Digestive system, immune system, skin and coat.

4. Peanut Butter : Apart from being absolutely delicious in baking treats, such as healthy (Natural Dog Treats) peanut butter and banana dog treats or placing in balls/toys for a boredom buster, 100% natural peanut butter is packed with protein and contains healthy fat for a dog’s heart and also contains vitamin B and E. 

5. Kale : It’s pretty common knowledge that Kale is a superfood for humans. It contains iron and lutein which promotes healthy eye health. Kale does contain oxalates which can interrupt with the absorption of calcium so ensure your pooch is getting enough calcium. It is a rich source of iron and lutein.

 

 

6. Sweet Potato : It promotes a healthy immune system and aids in a healthy coat. Also, it is a source of iron which maintaining the immune system.

7. Apples : This fruit is a great treat, It’s very crunchy which is great for healthy clean teeth. It contains fibre which is also a bonus for their digestive system.

8. Pumpkin : This vegetable is great for constipation as it is high in fibre and water so it helps maintain a healthy digestive system. Also, it is great for their immune system and supports healthy skin.

9. Fish : It contains healthy oils for a dogs skin and coat. Also fish being naturally oily it’s good for digestion. Its benefits are Omega3 for healthy skin and coat.

10. Eggs : It’s packed with protein and amino acids and is great for their coat. Also, it is a good non-meat source of protein.

11. Bananas : These are great when baking treats or pupcakes for your pooch. General health benefits from bananas are the potassium, which promotes a healthy heart, kidney function and nervous system.

12. Quinoa : This is a great alternative to rice. It is high is protein and fibre which is great for the digestive system and it is easily digestible for dogs.

13. Broccoli : This is a common green superfood for humans and it is also great for dogs. Cooked/steamed broccoli is great for potassium (if your pooch doesn’t like banana treats) high fibre for digestion and calcium for bones.

Source : https://pawlife.com.au/superfoods-for-dogs/

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7 tricks in adjusting your dog’s behavior to being potty trained!

  Have you ever just chill, relax, but suddenly smell a weird odor, causing you to block your nostrils from your dog not defecating in the right place? Whether it's the floor, in the corner of the room, the rug, the legs of the table, the curtains, the bed, or our favorite set of sofas. Anyone who encounters this problem will definitely have a headache because in addition to the damage that has occurred, it’s followed by the issue of cleaning, which is quite difficult. Plus, the unpleasant smell as well. Many people may wonder, why is their dog not defecating in the right place? How do we fix this problem? This article has compiled solutions for you.     Why is my dog unable to defecate in the right place? Reasons that your dogs are not defecating in the right places may be caused by different factors such as:   ●  The dog may be too young or too old. It may be difficult for them to adjust at first. ●  Not yet familiar with the place provided for excretion. ●  Caused by underlying health problems. ●  Not eating and excreting on time. ●  Have stress or anxiety. ●  Other factors involved, which may differ for each dog or breed.   7 tricks to adjust their behavior and training dogs to excrete in the right places 1. Allow them to get used to the time and place for excretion Dogs should be trained to excrete at intervals. When it's time, take the dog to the excretion spot immediately. This will help your dog adjust to the behavior of excretion naturally.   2. Use the same command words repeatedly or often When it's time to excrete, try using the same words or phrases with them. This will allow the dog to be familiar and adapt to a behavior, such as ‘come poop’, ‘come pee’, ‘go to the toilet’, ‘pee here’, etc.   3. Schedule a meal time To prevent your dog from eating and excreting all day; if your dog can’t finish their meal in time, collect or empty their food within half an hour. Don't leave it out.   4. Use the same smell or marks to practice their excretion The same smell or marks that your dog excrete can be used to train them to excrete in the right spot.   5. Immediately give an order if the dog excretes outside the designated spot Give commands like ‘No’, which are specific words that deny the dog to excrete outside the spot, with a serious tone and demeanor.   6. Do not punish or scold angrily In training, you should gradually train them, don’t use emotions, don’t punish them with violence, and don't scold the dog angrily.   7. Take him to see a veterinarian or specialist Try consulting a veterinarian or a specialist to find the right way in training your dog.   Studying and understanding your dog’s behavior, habits, and their breed will help us understand them more. Potty training is another matter that we need to focus on because the habit of excretion helps them to have a good excretory behavior and owners, like us, are allowed to feel relieved, we can breathe through our lungs freely because the house is clean, there is no unpleasant smell from excretion. When the dog obeys orders or begins to behave in a better way, we should complement and give them treats or other rewards that your dog favors. This will help the dog learn and understand what we want to communicate faster.   Source https://www.jojohouse.com/ฝึกน้องหมาฉี่เป็นที่/ https://pet.kapook.com/view204786.html https://www.yespetshop.com/th/articles/97510 https://thonglorpet.com/th/diary/การแก้ไขการขับถ่ายไม่เป็นที่

Are clothes necessary for dogs and cats? Which breeds are required to wear them?

  When entering winter, we will see a variety of winter fashion out there, a variety of eye-catching colors, which is no different with pet’s fashion clothes that are equally bold. Seeing the choices of clothes picked for them is like bringing a small fashion week to the house. In addition, we are united in showing off their cuteness and adorableness, often seen on social media, but in fact, has anyone ever wondered how necessary those clothes are? Do dogs and cats really need to wear coats in winter? Let's find out.     ● Are clothes necessary for dogs and cats? The necessity of clothes for dogs and cats may not be clearly measured because there are many factors involved, such as the length and thickness of their hair according to their breed, the environment of the house, and the overall habitat. If you are in Thailand, there may not be as much winter or the temperature may not be as low as living in a country with a cold climate, however, it would be better to observe if your pet has a cold or not.   Do: If your pet has symptoms such as curling up, tremors, and pale gums, they may have a cold. Clothes should be worn for them by choosing the right amount of thickness on the fabric, according to the hair length of their breed. Don’t: If your pets show resistance in wearing clothes, you shouldn't force them because there may be some undesirable behaviors that follow through. For example, stress, fear, and frustration, which can have negative effects.   ● Which breeds need clothes during the winter? Dogs: Such as Greyhound, Dalmatian, French Bulldog, Chinese Crested, Pug, Chihuahua, Dachshund, Miniature Pinscher, and Jack Russell Terrier Cats: Such as Sphynx, Devon Rex, Siamese Cat, Abyssinian cat, and Bambino   In addition to letting pets wear clothes during the cold weather, we may look for other suitable ways to help relieve the cold for dogs and cats, such as allowing them to sleep on a warm bed and avoid taking them outside. For those who raise pets in a semi-open or semi-closed manner, during cold weather, limit the amount of time your pet is outdoors. Including the temperature in the house that can be adjusted to an appropriate temperature, this will help them get warmer and relieve coldness.   Sources https://www.central.co.th/e-shopping/true-or-fake-dog-and-cat-should-wear-cloth-in-cold-season https://www.petsbest.com/blog/dogs-wear-coats/ https://www.pawtracks.com/cats/cat-clothes-cold-weather/