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Ein paar ehrliche Fragen zu deinem Alltag, und du siehst, welche drei Rassen zu dir passen.
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Wie alt ist dein Hund in Menschenjahren, und in welcher Lebensphase steckt er gerade?
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Knowledge & guides
Can my dog eat that?
Honest breed portraits, puppy know-how and photo tips, without kitsch and without marketing talk. From animal people for animal people.
Can dogs eat oats?
Yes, when cooked. Oats prepared with water, cooled and served without sugar, milk or raisins are an easily tolerated addition to a dog’s meal.
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Can dogs eat cucumber?
Yes, cucumber is not toxic to dogs. Washed and thinly sliced, it makes a light, water-rich snack. Pickled gherkins should stay in the jar.
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Can dogs eat grapefruit?
A piece of flesh is not poisonous to dogs but often irritates the stomach. Peel, seeds and plant parts contain essential oils and psoralens...
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Can dogs eat pomegranate?
Pomegranate is not toxic to dogs, but it is not a good snack. The seeds are barely digested, while the peel and stem can...
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Can dogs eat prawns?
Cooked and completely peeled prawns make an occasional bite for dogs. Raw, shell-on, breaded or deep-fried prawns do not belong in the bowl.
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Can dogs eat cream cheese?
Cream cheese is non-toxic to dogs, but it is fatty and contains dairy. A small plain dollop is fine; herb, garlic and sweet varieties...
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Can dogs eat fennel?
Yes, fennel is not toxic to dogs. Small pieces of the bulb, raw or steamed, are fine. Avoid concentrated fennel oil.
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Can dogs eat figs?
A little fresh flesh is fine; the plant is not. Leaves, bark and milky sap from fig plants irritate the mouth, stomach and skin....
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Can dogs eat peanut butter?
Peanut butter is fine for dogs in small amounts as long as it contains no xylitol. The sweetener is dangerous for dogs, and too...
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Can dogs eat peanuts?
Dogs generally tolerate a few unsalted, shelled peanuts. Salted, seasoned or honey-roasted peanuts are not suitable.
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Can dogs eat peas?
Yes, peas are non-toxic to dogs. Fresh or frozen peas make a snack, while canned peas often contain a lot of salt.
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Can dogs eat ice cream?
Ice cream is not a dog treat. Lactose, fat and sugar upset many dogs’ stomachs, while chocolate ice cream or sugar-free varieties with xylitol...
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