- Yes/turkey and chicken. Make sure to remove skin, fat and bones. White meat is best.
- Yes/potatoes. Careful with what may be in mashed potatoes. No butter, onions, garlic, gravy, sour cream
- Yes/cranberry sauce. Keep it to small amount because of the sugar content.
- Yes/popcorn. Air popped corn without butter or salt makes a great treat in moderation.
- Yes/plain green beans
- Yes/apples but NO apple core or seeds. Apple seeds contain a small amount of arsenic – the same thing found in rat poison
- No/chocolate. It is toxic to dogs and cats and can kill them.
- No/alcohol. It’s toxic to animals. Careful on foods that may contain alcohol like fruit bread
- No/grapes or raisins. They are toxic and can cause kidney failure
- No/onions, garlic, leeks, scallions. Can lead to toxic anemia.
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I have two Pointers, Ruby (Dark), Crystal (white), both girls have pure chocolate heads. I firstly called them my little GEMS! Now they are 5 month old and I love to call them the POINTER SISTERS!!! Get It? Huh? lol Anyways, my girls also love carrots. And, they receive lots of vitamins from them…. 🙂
Our girls love carrots. I don’t know if it is the sweet taste or the crunch that makes the treat so enjoyable but I am happy to be able to give them a treat they enjoy that is good for them.
Marie
My girl loves carrots too. Those are her treats on a daily basis. They’re good for them and they don’t make them fat. Thank you for commenting.