Frozen or canned peas are more affordable and convenient, yes, but most of these products have sodium added, and sodium is not advised for dog consumption. These might also have additives and preservatives that may induce stomach upsets.
To enhance your pet’s diet with more nutrients, incorporate some lightly cooked carrots and peas or corn and peas, making sure you use corn that was scraped directly from cobs or it can be a choking hazard. Do not add onions, garlic, salt, or any other additives and spices to your mix as these might harm your dog.
Ideally, you will want to offer your pet fresh peas. These have natural sugars which are convertible to starch easily. Shelled peas have more nutrients, but have a bit higher caloric content than the other kinds of peas.
Chickpeas have to be cooked before offered to your pet in moderation. Offer them to your pet fully cooked and plain. Do not give canned chickpeas as most of these have salt added, and salt is not something ideal to offer to your dog.
Your dog will like eating a sugar snap pea edible pod. This type of pea has a shape, size, casing, and texture that makes it appear like a doggie treat. It is always ideal to offer your dog treats that are all-natural.
If you have concerns about your pet’s nutritional needs, contact your vet hospital Middletown, DE. Visit this site for additional information.
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