Canine Cuisine Guide: What Food is Safe to Give Your Pup

Discovering delicious and nutritious treats for your furry friend is as easy as taking a stroll through your own kitchen! Just like you explore healthy alternatives in your diet, your pup can enjoy a variety of wholesome options too, right out of your fridge.

At Pat's Pack, we're all about supporting your pup's health and happiness, and that starts with the nourishing foods they love. While it's exciting to find tasty options for your dog, it's essential to be mindful that not all human foods are safe for them.

Here is a simple guide to get you started with safe snacks to give your furry best friend, and a look into what nutritional value they have!

The Colors of the Nutritional Rainbow

🔴 Red

Apples: excellent source of vitamin C, vitamin A, and potassium

Strawberries: filled with fiber

Red bell peppers: rich with vitamin A, C, E, and antioxidants

🟠 Orange:

Carrots: packed with vitamin A, potassium, and fiber

Cantaloupe: a great source of fiber and hydration

Pumpkin: fantastic for helping your dog’s digestion

🟢 Green:

Cucumber: an excellent hydrating treat, since it is about 96% water

Celery: contains fiber, vitamin A, C and K (make sure to cut celery into bite-sized pieces for your pup to chew properly and digest)

🔵 Blue:

Blueberries: supports brain functioning and can help improve memory

The next time you make a trip to the grocery store, keep these food groups in mind for their nutritional benefit for the entire family– paws included!

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