Green beans are a low calorie, easily accessible vegetable packed full of nutritional value for dogs. We show you how to safely feed them to your pup.

Find a dog food company with a veterinary nutritionist on staff who’s done extensive research and testing on meeting dog nutritional guidelines.

Organ meat is high in protein and nutrients like iron, zinc and vitamins A, C and E that are healthy for dogs. But too much of this meaty treat should be avoided.

With so many good dog foods to choose from today, pick the right one for your dog by personalizing it for his age, size, activity level, weight and health needs, plus taste and texture preferences.

Identify your dog’s food sensitivity (different than food allergy) through an elimination diet. Although at times painstaking, you’ll get a happier, healthier dog.

Want to make your dog’s birthday extra special? This homemade dog cookie recipe is the perfect treat to sweeten her special day.

Experts dig into the advances in kibble — dog food pieces formed in a high-heat process for easy feeding and consumption.

Yes, your dog can eat small pieces of plain white and wheat bread in moderation, although there is no nutritional value. Avoid added ingredients that are toxic to dogs, such as raisins and garlic.

Start by reading the calorie recommendations on the back of the can of dog food. Then, use a calorie calculator chart to determine how much energy your dog exerts.

Raw or canned tuna should not be used as a dog’s main source of protein due to high levels of mercury. We explain what safe amounts and tuna types to feed your dog.

We list which raw meats are safe for dogs to eat, which should be limited and what you should only feed cooked to your pup.

The proportions of fat to protein to carbs differ in these three raw diet plans for dogs: Prey Model Raw, Bones and Raw Food and the Keto Dog Diet.

Subscription food companies offer customized and personalized dog food to meet your dog’s specific dietary needs, helping him maintain health and weight goals. Here are three of our favorite brands.

Whether because of boredom or another behavior issue, dogs hide their treats. Although curious to humans, it makes perfect sense to pups.

From liquids to meat to freeze-dried sprinkles, dog food toppers come in a variety of textures and flavors to enhance your dog’s meal or entice him to eat.

Our expert canine nutritionists discuss the challenges of making homemade dog food.

Low-sodium dog food has less than 1% added sodium and should be recommended by your veterinarian before feeding it to your dog.

Peanut butter can be a great treat for dogs as long as it follows these safe nutritional guidelines.

We’d never want your dog missing out on your family’s Christmas baking tradition! Here are three of our favorite homemade Christmas dog treat recipes. Bone-appetite!

Check out these signs that your dog won’t eat or drink because he is sick or when he is just being picky.

Dogs can drink milk, but it can cause gastric upset in some dogs, especially those who are lactose intolerant. Dogster digs in.

There are safe Thanksgiving foods for dogs and Thanksgiving foods for dogs that are toxic. From turkey and pumpkin to pie and raisins, find out which ones to avoid and which are fine to feed in moderation during the holidays.

What foods are dangerous for dogs? Check out our list below for all the safe and non-safe foods for dogs, including which fruits and vegetables are the most toxic to our furry friends.

Dogster explores a variety of meat sources for dogs and what nutrients each protein can add to your dog’s diet.

Match up the reason for your dog’s chewing and chewing style with one of the 8 types of dog chews that fits best.

Lack of taurine in dog food has been linked to canine dilated cardiomyopathy. This has led to questions from dog owners about taurine in dog food, sources of taurine for dogs and grain-free food with or without taurine. Let’s paw through it.

Dog food vs cat food — there is a difference and we’ll tell you why your dog shouldn’t slurp up his feline friend’s food.