INTRODUCTION: Petting a dog is not easy until you know what to feed him. Before wreaking havoc on your dog, make sure to know all that is to know about the diet plan of dogs. A little lack of attentiveness can cause your dog a fortune. BEST DOG FOOD IN TOWN: Dog foods are no doubt the best meal a dog can get. It is made specifically for dogs keeping in mind all the essential nutrients a dog must need to lead a healthy life. Some of the best dog foods available in town are: • Castor and Pollux Organix Organic chicken and oatmeal • Eukanuba small breed senior dry dog food • Blue buffalo life protection formula HUMAN FOODS FOR DOGS? Normally, we see our kids feeding dogs what they crave to eat. However, it can cause your dog a fortune if you do not know what human food can you feed your dog and which food can show your dog the way to an emergency vet. WAYS TO FEED YOUR ESA DOG: If you are looking to know what can you feed your dog, we have got you all covered here. Below mentioned are the foods you can feed your dog with, without doubting if it can cause any harm to your dog. a) BREAD b) CHEESE (as long as your dog is not lactose intolerant) c) COCONUT d) CORNS e) EGGS NAYS TO FEED YOUR ESA DOG: We can also not forget the fact that there exist certain food dogs are allergic to. Food that can cause vomiting, nausea, allergies in dogs, or food that your dog cannot digest are all included in this very list. a) GARLIC: Garlic is toxic to dogs for causing Anemia. b) ALMONDS c) CHOCOLATES: By affecting a dog’s metabolic rate, chocolates can make your dog pay a visit to a vet. d) CINNAMONS e) ICE-CREAMS: Ice-creams containing a bit too much sugar is reason enough for your dog to avoid. However, some dogs are also lactose intolerant to not digest ice-creams. SUMMARY: All in all, your dogs are precious and need to be taken care of. Make sure to know everything before you get your dog anything to eat. Moreover, do not forget to make your precious little dog your very own ESA by acquiring an emotional support animal letter online via GetYourPetCertified.org.
