Food Facts

Food Facts is a directory of foods for your pets. This destination provides you with valuable information about various types of foods for your pets, so you’ll know which ones are safe to add to their healthy, species-appropriate meals or treats.

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Orange: Curb Inflammation with This Fruit's Powerful Phytochemicals

Known for its juicy, sweet taste, this fruit's popularity shouldn't come as a surprise. But did you know that it's loaded with bioactive compounds that may help boost your pet's immunity?

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Peaches: This Fruit Fuels Healthy Cells and Brain Power

The perfect summertime snack, this juicy fruit symbolizes immortality in Daoist mythology. Not surprisingly, it's an excellent source of bioactive compounds that may help protect your pet against chronic diseases, including tumors and heart disease.

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Bell Peppers: Your Pet Will Love This Crunchy, Colorful Treat

Technically a fruit, this crunchy treat comes in different colors and is rich in flavonoids, vitamin C and other antioxidants. Have you tried adding it to your pet's meals? Here's how to share it with them safely.

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Capers: These Are Bursting with Flavor, but Are They Safe for Your Pet?

A staple in Mediterranean cooking, this small food packs big flavors and a wide array of antioxidants. But keep this caveat in mind before sharing it with your furry best friend.

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Figs: This Chewy Fruit Can Fascinate Your Pet's Palette

This fruit isn't the most well-known, but its nutrient profile can pack a punch. If you're looking to introduce a new treat to your pet, consider this one.

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Parsnips: This Earthy Crop Makes a Great Side Dish and a Perfect Plain Treat for Pets

While you may enjoy it roasted, spiced or baked with a bit of honey or curry, this humble vegetable is best shared plain — either raw or cooked — to your furry friend. Has your pet tasted them yet?

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Collards: The Powerhouse Cruciferous Veggie You Shouldn't Overlook

With a rich history and renowned for its assorted nutrients, this veggie may support your pet's health when served in small quantities.

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Taro: Cook This Root Crop Before Feeding to Your Pets

Popular in tropical places like Hawaii, this food can add an interesting texture to your pet's meals, but make sure you cook it properly. Because it's high in starch, only give it in small amounts. Here's how to share it with them.

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Blueberries: Small but Nutrient-Packed Fruits Your Pet Will Love

One study found that these antioxidant-rich berries helped protect sled dogs against exercise-induced oxidative damage. Have you tried adding them to your pet's food bowl?

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