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May 22, 2011 | 0 | Dog Training ProductsBefore you decide to reward your dog with an ordinary pet snack, perhaps you should go ahead and take the extra step and ensure that they are eating natural dog treats. In our pet-loving and health conscious culture, there’s a huge range of treats which are produced from a variety of organic and natural ingredients. Among the snacks that my dog, Benji, enjoys is anything with fish. It is not difficult for him to digest and keeps him entertained for some time – specifically when I put it inside of his favorite toy for him to sort out how to get to it.
Dog treats can be used to maintain your dog’s trim nature, for training purposes, or even to aid an animal’s pearly whites. But giving your dog a lot of snacks can be equal to a human eating a whole pint of ice cream on their own! In fact, several treats are hazardous for your pet’s overall health. Some people believe that giving their dog “human” food is a good idea as the grade of food is much better. Not necessarily so! Here I will discuss a handful of “human” food risks to know about for your pet:
1. The fat content in people food can harm the liver or even heart of the dog and result in a type of dog diabetes. Additionally, garlic can sometimes result in digestive problems in your dog.
2. Avoid feeding your dog people biscuits or pastries, which can be also loaded with fat and sugar. Anything rich in corn or perhaps wheat fillers such as chips can also be not a good idea.
3. Make sure that they don’t consume pig bones as well as ears because of the salmonella risk. Like human beings, some dogs can also be sensitive to particular grains.
4. Table scraps shouldn’t be given as treats. Generally the content of leftovers consists of solely fat or pieces of gristle etc. This is simply not good for your pet and the best spot for scraps is in the trash can.
Okay, now we understand several things to avoid. What are good alternatives?
Natural dog treats tips:
1. Rawhide is a popular treat. Just make sure that the rawhide treat comes from your own country, or manufactured in the USA. To make it safe for your pet it ought to be pressed rawhide so that large hunks don’t fall off as the puppy chews it.
2. Dogs like ice given that there are no dental problems. Dogs enjoy ice! You can even keep them kept busy by freezing one of their treats. This will likely amuse them for hours.
3. Make sure any bones given are good heavy bones and not those that may splinter and chip, and definitely no poultry bones.
4. Beef Jerky is alright as long as there is little to no additives. Using this type of treat enables you to break into little pieces when training.
There are also several dog treat manufacturers that provide healthful natural treats for your dog. Keep in mind the items discussed in this posting when you find yourself shopping.
Throw your puppy a bone. (The pun’s way too hard to pass up!) Start treating your dog something good to snack on.
David is has been a dog lover since he was a kid. He thinks you should give your puppy natural dog treats. He writes about dog supply and other stuff.
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