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The American Paws Journal
Expert guides, ingredient insights, and care tips from our team — for dogs and the people who love them.
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cooked bones
Ham is not a suitable planned puppy treat. Learn how a small growing body, complete growth diet, cured-meat salt and fat, holid...
cucumber
Some healthy, fully weaned puppies can try one tiny piece of plain cucumber; peel, remove the soft seed core, dice small, super...
bones
Cook salmon for dogs to 145°F without oil, salt, or seasoning; remove skin and every pin bone, then serve a conservative curren...
cooking
Reserve a separate plain turkey portion before Thanksgiving seasoning, cook it to 165°F, remove every skin and bone hazard, and...
dog treats
Choose puppy treats by readiness, delivery size, texture, calories, and exact ingredients, with age-by-age guidance from weanin...
cat treats
Chicken hearts can be an occasional cat treat, but taurine does not erase raw-food risk, calories, texture, medical-diet limits...
cat treats
A label-by-label guide to chicken jerky for cats: which ingredients rule it out, how to manage chewy strips and calories, and w...
Brussels sprouts
Dogs may have a few plain, tender pieces of Brussels sprout, but even a modest portion can cause gas. Learn safe prep, conserva...
cat treats
Compare cat-treat calories by the portion actually fed, learn how breakable freeze-dried pieces create more reward moments, and...
dog treats
Plain fresh zucchini can be an occasional dog treat when washed, cut small, and served raw or cooked; learn parts, portions, bi...
cat treats
One ordinary dog-treat bite may be low concern for a healthy cat, but the exact ingredients, amount, texture, health history, a...
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