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 ...

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.

Raisins or grapes: If you enjoy adding fresh or dried fruit to your pancakes, avoid grapes and raisins if you plan on sharing with your dog. These can potentially cause kidney failure – studies ...

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.