GratisRasse-Test
Ein paar ehrliche Fragen zu deinem Alltag, und du siehst, welche drei Rassen zu dir passen.
Gratis für dich
Tests, Rechner und Ausmalbilder rund um dein Tier
-
Gratis -
GratisNamensfinder
Hundenamen mit Bedeutung: suchen, filtern oder dich überraschen lassen.
-
GratisAlter-Rechner
Wie alt ist dein Hund in Menschenjahren, und in welcher Lebensphase steckt er gerade?
Auch für Katzen
-
Gratis -
-
Gratis
Futterrechner
Wie viel Futter braucht dein Hund am Tag? Rechne die passende Menge Schritt für Schritt aus.
Knowledge & guides
Grün: unbedenklich
Can dogs eat courgette?
Yes, courgette is non-toxic to dogs, raw or cooked. It is low in calories and well tolerated when served plain rather than in a...
Read more: Can dogs eat courgette?
Can dogs eat watermelon?
Yes, the red flesh of watermelon is a refreshing snack for dogs. Remove the seeds and hard green rind first.
Read more: Can dogs eat watermelon?
Can dogs eat celery?
Yes, celery is a safe, low-calorie snack. Wash it and cut it into small pieces, as the fibres could otherwise get stuck in the...
Read more: Can dogs eat celery?
Can dogs eat lettuce?
Yes, plain leaves such as iceberg, romaine or rocket are safe for dogs. However, dressed salad from your plate is not suitable.
Read more: Can dogs eat lettuce?
Can dogs eat beetroot?
Yes, beetroot is not toxic to dogs. It makes a good snack in small amounts, but dogs with oxalate stones should avoid it.
Read more: Can dogs eat beetroot?
Can dogs eat Brussels sprouts?
Yes, Brussels sprouts are not toxic to dogs. Cooked, chopped and served in small amounts, they are fine, but too many cause considerable wind.
Read more: Can dogs eat Brussels sprouts?
Can dogs eat rice?
Yes, cooked, unseasoned rice is fine for dogs and is a classic part of a bland diet. It is not suitable as their sole...
Read more: Can dogs eat rice?
Can dogs eat quinoa?
Yes, cooked quinoa without salt or seasoning is safe for dogs and even appears in some dry foods. Wash it thoroughly before cooking.
Read more: Can dogs eat quinoa?
Can dogs eat bell peppers?
Yes, mild bell peppers are non-toxic to dogs. Remove the seeds and stem, add no seasoning and keep hot peppers on your own plate.
Read more: Can dogs eat bell peppers?
Can dogs eat papaya?
Yes, small amounts of ripe papaya flesh are safe for dogs. The seeds and skin are hard to digest and should be removed.
Read more: Can dogs eat papaya?
Can dogs eat melon?
Yes, honeydew, cantaloupe and other melons are not toxic to dogs. Peeled and cut into small pieces, they make a juicy snack.
Read more: Can dogs eat melon?
Can dogs eat pumpkin?
Yes, edible pumpkin is not toxic to dogs. Cooked and unseasoned, it makes a fibre-rich snack. Avoid pie filling and mouldy decorative pumpkins.
Read more: Can dogs eat pumpkin?Our books
Reading for animal people
Puppy guide, puppy planner and breed book, written and designed by us. Available on Amazon.
Guide
Welpenerziehung & Junghundtraining
The standard guide to your dog's first year: 575 pages, with an 8-week training plan
View on Amazon
Workbook
Der Welpen-Planer
The workbook for your dog's first year: 12 weeks of training, trackers and reviews to fill in
View on Amazon
Breed portraits
Welcher Hund passt wirklich zu dir?
50 dog breeds honestly explained: the guide to finding the right breed before you buy one
View on AmazonThe links to our books are affiliate links. If you buy through them, you support us at no extra cost to you.