Summer Super Foods for Your Pet

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Summer Super Foods For Your Pet
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• Summer has arrived, bringing with it a bounty of
  juicy, sumptuous, and healthy natural treats for
  all. And when we say 'all,' we mean even your
  adorable dogs! Summers are wonderful for a
  variety of reasons. Longer days, interspersed
  with sunny spells and a cool breeze, are
  certainly welcome, but what truly delights us is
  the season's produce of fresh vegetables and
  fruits. So, here's to spending your summers with
  your pets in the healthiest way possible. certain
  summer vegetables and fruits have been deemed
  safe for dogs. Serve a platter of those greens or
  a bowl of fruits to the furry palates, and watch
  the dogs enjoy nature's bounty!
• 1. Water Melon a few pieces of this succulent
  fruit, minus the seeds and outer cover, make an
  excellent summer treat for your dog. This fruit
  is not only hydrating in nature, but it is also
  high in fibre, potassium, and vitamins a, b6, and
  c. Watermelons are composed of 90 water, making
  them an excellent way to beat the heat!
• 2. Cucumbers The best thing about cucumbers is
  that they are extremely low in sugar and
  carbohydrates, making them an ideal snack for
  obese dogs trying to lose weight. Allow your dog
  to enjoy the abundance of vitamins b1, b7, c, and
  k, as well as potassium, magnesium, and copper,
  without worrying about gaining weight.

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• 3. Bananas This soft and tasty fruit is high in
  fibre, potassium, copper, biotin, and other
  vitamins like b6 and c. Because of the high dose
  of vitamin c in the fruit, small servings are the
  best bet for the pet.
• 4. Beans A low-calorie crunchy snack high in
  vitamins, minerals, and fibre that your dog will
  love! Cut them into small pieces and serve them
  fresh, frozen, raw, or cooked, minus the spices
  and salt, and watch your pet go crazy for these
  greens.
• 5. Spinach A small amount of spinach every now
  and then and you'll have a healthy, happy furry
  companion by your side! Spinach is beneficial to
  bone health as well as gastrointestinal
  disorders. This leafy vegetable contains fibre as
  well as vitamins a, c, b, and k.
• 6. Pumpkin Cook some fresh pumpkin without any
  oil, spices, or seasonings and serve it to your
  pet. It can also be served plainly pureed.
  Pumpkin, which is high in dietary fibre, aids in
  the prevention of constipation in dogs. It also
  aids in the treatment of diarrhoea.
  Beta-carotene, vitamin a, iron, and potassium are
  all found in pumpkins.

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• A word of caution to pet parents don't overdo it
  when it comes to serving fruits and vegetables to
  their dogs. To begin with, fruits are high in
  sugar, and too much sugar is a no-no for canines.
  Second, an excess of vegetables or fruits can
  cause gastrointestinal distress. Always consult
  your veterinarian before changing your pet's
  diet, especially if it has a history of food
  allergies. If you also want to know about best
  pet food brands, like victor dog food, diamond
  pet food, or other food supplies, you can visit
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