Q. Why don't dogs eat fruit or vegetables?
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Why don't dogs eat fruit or vegetables?


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  • krislfontenot

    That’s not true. While most dogs would prefer a slab of steak over a carrot, some dogs enjoy eating certain fruits and vegetables. Besides, they cannot get all their nutritional requirements from meat alone, so it’s ideal for making sure they are getting enough vitamins and minerals from other sources.

    Be thankful if your pooch enjoys fruits and vegetables already because it would be a lot easier to nourish him/her. But if they don’t, consider giving them quality dog food that is nutritionally balanced. Make sure to check out the labels for ingredients. If your dog is on a raw diet of meat, you might want to consider adding supplements to ensure that his/her nutritional needs are met. Superdog Solutions sells this amazing dog multivitamin that supports your pet’s immune system, digestion, vision, heart, skin, and bone health. It’s made of organic materials and is free of soy, wheat, or corn. All of my three pooches find it tasty!


       

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  • leandro11

    Because they are carnivores by instinct, but some dogs like to eat vegetables, even some cats like vegetables!


       

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You might wake up from the noise of the animals around you; the chirping of the bird, the howling of the dogs at night, the cats fighting against each other, the annoying sound of the mosquitoes near your ears, the sound of the cricket, or the hiss of the snake. You can name more animals but you cannot possibly know all animals in the world. There are animals in the wild yet not all animals can be domesticated. If domesticating all of them is possible then maybe there will be no endangered species.

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