Fruits and Vegetables

Apple

Information:

feed your pet apples in moderation and remove the core and seeds first as they contain cyanide

Benefits:

High in fibre

Low in fat

Helps maintain Healthy bones and tissue

Ideal snack for overweight or senior pets who may have lower metabolism

Nutrients:

Vitamins A & C

Apricot

Information:

make sure your pet doesn’t eat the poisonous pit, stem and leaves

Benefits:

Make a great treat for cat and dogs

Help fight against cancer

Nutrients:

Potassium, Beta-carotene

Asparagus

Information:

bite sized cooked pieces helps with easier digestion

Benefits:

High in Fiber

Lots of Vitamins

Source of potassium

Nutrients:

Vitamin A,C,D, B-6, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium

Bananas

Information:

high in carbohydrates means should be given to your dog sparingly. Slice into reasonable bite sizes and this will make a good occasional treat

Benefits:

Supports heart and kidney functions

Nutrients:

Potassium

Bell Peppers

Information:

bite sized pieces

Benefits:

High in Fiber

Antioxidants

Helps boost immune function

Nutrients:

Beta carotene

Blueberry

Information:

Benefits:

Help prevent cell and tissue damage because of their antioxidant properties

Fibre

Lessen the chances of your pet developing urinary tract infections

Shown to improve night vision

Nutrients:

Vitamin C

Broccoli

Information:

bite size pieces without the stem in small quantities

Benefits:

High in Fiber

Nutrients:

Vitamin C

Brussel Sprouts

Information:

bite sized cooked pieces

Benefits:

High in Fiber

Nutrients:

Vitamin C & K

Cabbage

Information:

best to cook to allow for easier digestion, shred cabbage over food give in moderation to avoid harmful effects to your pets thyroid gland.

Benefits:

Aid in digestion

Fight cancer

Improve skin and fur health

Nutrients:

Vitamin A,C, B-6, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium

Cantaloupe

Information:

remove skin and seeds and cut in manageable sized wedges

Benefits:

May help alleviate inflammatory issues in pets

Nutrients:

Vitamin A,B,C, B-6, Magnesium, Potassium, Folate

Carrots

Information:

crunching them is great for your pet’s teeth

Benefits:

High in Fiber

Low Calories

Helps clean teeth

Healthy Skin

Vision Support

Nutrients:

Beta-carotene

Cauliflower

Information:

good snack in small amounts

Benefits:

High in Fiber

Helps to reduce inflammation, the risk of cancer and heart disease

Nutrients:

Vitamins C, K, B6, Folate antioxidants

Celery

Information:

Great in summer to keep your dog hydrated

Benefits:

Fresh Breath

Low Calorie

Hydrating

Nutrients:

Vitamins K, C, B-6, Potassium, Folate, antioxidants

Cranberry

Information:

raw, cooked or dried are acceptable treats

Benefits:

Help fight urinary infections in cats and dogs

Fiber

Nutrients:

Vitamin C, A, B-6, Iron, Magnesium

Cucumber

Information:

Perfect treat for a hot day

Benefits:

Fresh Breath

Low Calorie

Hydrating

Nutrients:

Vitamin K, C , Magnesium

Green Beans

Information:

Cut small makes an excellent addition to any meal

Benefits:

Healthy Snack

High in Fibre

Hydrating

Nutrients:

Good source of iron and protein. Vitamins A, C, B-6, Iron, Calcium, Magnesium

Mango

Information:

be sure to remove the hard middle pit which contains poisonous amounts of cyanide small pieces with the skin removed will allow for easier digestion

Benefits:

Vitamin packed treat

Nutrients:

Vitamin A, C, B-6, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium

Oranges

Information:

Make sure you only feed the fleshy part of the fruit as the stem, peel, seeds and leafs contain oil that is poisonous

Benefits:

Helps their immune system

Helps flushes toxins out of their body

Nutrients:

Vitamin C

Pears

Information:

Great snack when served in moderation, seed should be removed as they contain traces of cyanide

Benefits:

Helps promote anti-cancer properties

Nutrients:

Vitamin C, A

Peas

Information:

frozen, thawed, steamed, or mashed can be a great compliment to your dogs diet

Benefits:

Boosts energy

Improves bone health

Nutrients:

Vitamin B, thiamin, Potassium

Pineapple

Information:

Best to feed in small quantities, spiky skin and hard core should be removed

Benefits:

Assists with digestion and immune systems

Nutrients:

Vitamin A, C, B-6, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium

Pumpkin

Information:

canned pure pumpkin (avoid pie filling) or raw cooked and fresh

Benefits:

Full of fibre

Can health with bowel issues

Nutrients:

Vitamins E, B6, A, C, Thiamin, Niacin, Folate, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus,, Riboflavin, Potassium, Manganese

Raspberries

Information:

They should be given in moderation as they contain very small amounts of naturally occurring sweetener called xylitol in large amount could be fatal

Benefits:

Low in sugar

Fiber

Anti-inflammatory properties

Nutrients:

Vitamin C

Spinach

Information:

Superfood but only in small quantities, avoid if you suspect your pet has kidney disease

Benefits:

Overall health booster

High in fibre

Nutrients:

Vitamins K, A, E, C, B-2, B6, Calcium, Manganese

Strawberries

Information:

Fresh or raw

Benefits:

Helps with their immune system

Slow issues related to aging

Nutrients:

Vitamin C, Iron, Calcium, Magnesium

Sweet Potato

Information:

Delicous and inexpensive treat when cut and baked on low

Benefits:

Digestion aid

High in fibre

Nutrients:

Vitamins A, C, B-6, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Niacin, Copper

Watermelon

Information:

Almost 92% water

Benefits:

Helps keep your pet hydrated

Helps maintain healthy muscle and nerve function

Nutrients:

Vitamin A, C, B-6, Potassium

Zucchini

Information:

shredding it on top of their food is a great way to incorporate into their diet

Benefits:

Immunity booster

Aids in protecting cardiovascular health

Nutrients:

Vitamin C, Magnesium, Potassium