Consistent Meals Consistency in feeding times is beneficial to dogs, who tend to prefer routine in their lives to alleviate stress. Scheduled mealtimes may help with digestive health by regulating bowel movements. Plus, rather than “free feeding,” which means leaving a food bowl out all day, scheduled meals can prevent overeating and a healthier routine. Oer Treats Sparingly Every now and then o ering a dog a treat of human food can fit into a healthy lifestyle. Although many human foods are unsafe for dogs, plenty are perfectly fine to eat. When supplementing with these foods, pet owners should adjust dog food portions to balance out the meal. Many vets recommend that treats comprise no more than 10 to 15 percent of a dog’s daily caloric intake. e pet supply company Chewy recommends these items as “people food” for dogs, but dog owners should be sure to check with their vets before introducing any new food into their dogs’ diets. The recipe for healthy dogs begins with food
· Apples · Bananas · Blueberries · Cranberries · Eggs · Le uce and other greens · Peanut bu er · Plain popcorn · Pumpkin
A healthy diet for a dog involves portion control, high-quality food, consistent feedings, and infrequent, healthy treats. Partnering with a veterinarian can be a good way for dog owners to maintain their focus on a dog’s individual needs and weight to ensure a long, healthy life.
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