Thought this was handy to print off and stick on the fridge.
We hear so much of what they can’t eat so here we have what they CAN eat
We hear so much of what they can’t eat so here we have what they CAN eat
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A handy Infograph for fridge snacks!
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LifeofRubie
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I think Kelp is the only thing out dogs haven't tried on that list... I'm sure it comes in different forms but I'm imagining buying and storing fresh-cut, green, slimy kelp in my fridge 
Crush it in blender then freeze into cubes. I mix fruits and veggies in chopper/blender then freeze in ice trays, pop out of tray and put in a freezer bag. It’s great as a frozen treat on hot days.I think Kelp is the only thing out dogs haven't tried on that list... I'm sure it comes in different forms but I'm imagining buying and storing fresh-cut, green, slimy kelp in my fridge
I use the cigar shaped or bread stick shaped ice trays for the twins. They like it better than the cubed.
I wasn’t sure about it so I don’t give it to them. They get so many other things that I figured why bother. I have read that asparagus wasn’t good for your dog either so... I don’t know about it. I eat a lot of asparagus but have never given the twins any.
That's another one that's confusing to me. So many say it's toxic to them but yet places like Only Natural Pet sell it for a lot of things.
garlic for Dogs at Only Natural Pet Sto
Edit: It's Springtime I'm thinking of...
Garlic Safe for Dogs and Horses | Springtime Supplements
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Kaiser2016
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I think confusion around garlic is because you need to dose it for the size of the animal. Get the dose wrong and then you have trouble, so it’s safer to spread the message that certain foods are “bad”.
