The foods listed here are generally safe for pets, and can be used for homemade treats or added to their nutritionally balanced, species-appropriate meals in moderate amounts.
This fruit isn’t the most well-known, but its nutrient profile can pack a punch. If you’re looking to introduce a new treat to your pet, consider this one.
Technically a fruit, this crunchy treat comes in different colors and is rich in flavonoids, vitamin C and other antioxidants. Have you tried adding it to your pet’s meals? Here’s how to share it with them safely.
One of the most nutritionally concentrated, pet-friendly vegetables, these colorful gems are rich in beta-carotene, an important nutrient for boosting immune and eye health, especially in older pets. Here are five ways to feed them to your dog or cat.
A staple in Mediterranean cooking, this small food packs big flavors and a wide array of antioxidants. But keep this caveat in mind before sharing it with your furry best friend.
This superfood from the Brazilian rainforest is commonly added to smoothies for its antioxidant benefits, but when it comes to sharing it with pets, moderation is key. Here’s how to safely add it to their meals.
What this fish lacks in size, it makes up for in flavor and nutrition. With a wealth of healthy fats, vitamins and minerals, it’s a tasty addition to your pet’s repertoire. Find out how to serve it to your pet.
It's one of the best types of foods you can share with pets, as it's loaded with antioxidants that can boost immunity, slow down aging and promote mitochondrial health.
It can be added to smoothies, desserts, pies - and to your pet's food bowl! Not only is this fruit rich in flavonoids and antioxidants, but it also contains a component that may help whiten your pet's teeth, for a brighter smile. Find out how to safely give it to your pets.