Cooked, Unseasoned Chicken, Turkey, or Beef: These meats are excellent sources of protein for dogs but ensure all bones are removed to prevent choking hazards and splintering issues in the GI tract.
Cooked, Unseasoned Fish: Fish offers protein and omega-3 fatty acids for dogs. Remove all bones before feeding to prevent choking hazards.
Cooked, Unseasoned Eggs: Whether hard-boiled or scrambled, eggs provide protein, vitamin D, selenium, and riboflavin for dogs. Ensure they are cooked and unseasoned.
Cooked Pumpkin: Cooked and chopped pumpkin is rich in fiber and beta-carotene, aiding digestion and coat health. It's low in calories and fat, making it suitable for overweight dogs.
Cooked Green Beans: A source of fiber and vitamin C, cooked green beans are low in calories and fat, making them ideal for weight-conscious dogs.
Cooked Carrots: Cooked carrots offer fiber, vitamin A, and beta-carotene. Ensure they are sufficiently cooked for easier digestion.
Cooked Spinach: Rich in fiber, vitamins A, K, and C, and potassium, cooked spinach is nutritious for dogs and easy to serve.
Sliced Apples - In Moderation: Fresh apples (minus seeds and core) provide vitamin A, vitamin C, and fiber. Serve in moderation due to natural fructose content.