Beware of additives (especially xylitol), and stick with natural whole foods. Consider whether your dog has preexisting conditions, is taking medication, their size, or if your dog generally has a ...

While it has some clear health benefits, xylitol also has some drawbacks, especially for certain people—and if you have a dog or ferret, you need to know that it poses a real danger to them.

When it comes to toppings, Dr. MacMillan recommends serving your pancakes plain or using non-toxic ingredients, like xylitol-free peanut butter, mashed banana, or the best wet dog food. If you're ...

Artificial sweetener (Xylitol) Xylitol is an artificial sweetener that is highly toxic to dogs, it is added to many common foods that humans eat including peanut butter, yoghurt and ready made ...

A leading pet nutritionist has warned dog owners against giving in to their pooch’s puppy dog eyes this pancake day. While owners may be tempted to slip their pet a titbit on Shrove Tuesday, Burns Pet ...

If you want your dog to join in the Pancake Day fun, consider these healthy, dog-safe ingredient swaps: Use bananas instead of sugar and milk. Swap wheat flour for coconut flour or almond flour.

View Deal When it comes to toppings, Dr. MacMillan recommends serving your pancakes plain or using non-toxic ingredients, like xylitol-free peanut butter, mashed banana, or the best wet dog food.