Nuts & Seeds

Acorns are the nut-like seeds of oak trees. They contain tannins, fats, and carbohydrates. While occasionally toxic to dogs due to tannins, small amounts can provide nutrients and mental stimulation when properly prepared. In this post, we’ll see whether you can feed your dog acorns, what are their benefits, harmful effects and most importantly, things to know (facts) about acorns. Additionally, we would also take a look at the nutritional value and the proper way to feed dogs, acorns. Finally, we will answer the most important questions about this topic and share the final verdict.  But, firstly – let’s see, can dogs eat acorns?  Can Dogs Eat Acorns Safely? It depends. Dogs can eat acorns sparingly, around 1-2 per 10

Peanut shells are the outer covering of peanuts. They consist mainly of cellulose, lignin, and hemicellulose. Often discarded after peanut consumption, they can be used as a dietary fiber supplement in dog food, aiding digestion and providing roughage. In this post, we’ll see whether you can feed your dog peanut shells, what are their benefits, harmful effects and most importantly, things to know (facts) about  peanut shells. Additionally, we would also take a look at the nutritional value and the proper way to feed dogs peanut shells. Finally, we will answer the most important questions about this topic and share the final verdict.  But, firstly – let’s see, can dogs eat peanut shells?  Can Dogs Eat Peanut Shells Safely? It

Chestnuts are starchy seeds derived from the Castanea tree. Measured in grams, they offer carbohydrates, fiber, and essential minerals. While chestnuts can be part of a dog’s diet, moderation is key, as excessive consumption may lead to digestive issues.

Chia seeds and flax seeds are nutrient-dense, plant-based seeds suitable for feeding dogs. They contain essential fatty acids, fiber, and micronutrients. Recommended serving sizes for dogs vary. Incorporating these seeds into a balanced diet may enhance your dog’s overall nutrition.

Sunflower seeds are nutrient-rich kernels from the Helianthus annuus plant. Measured in grams, they provide essential nutrients, including protein, healthy fats, and minerals. When incorporated in moderation, they offer dietary variety for dogs, supporting overall health.