The internet is rife with information about what foods are and aren't safe for pets. To put your mind at ease, here are five commonly misunderstood foods that are actually safe for your dog.
Eggs are a valuable source of nutrition for pets, rich in Vitamin A, B5/12, Selenium, and Vitamin D. They can be fed raw or cooked, and some dogs even enjoy the shell when it's blitzed in a blender.
In Australia, raw and cooked meat is generally safe for dogs. However, it's essential to ensure the meat is fresh and not left out for extended periods.
Contrary to popular belief, avocado, including the seed, is not toxic to dogs.
Mushrooms that are safe for human consumption are also safe for dogs. Lightly cooking them can help your dog absorb their beneficial nutrients.
Another misunderstood food, garlic has numerous nutritional benefits. One clove per 15kg body weight is incredibly safe for dogs. For more information on the benefits of garlic, check out this related article.