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Ultimate List Of Fantastic Fresh Foods Your Dog Can Eat

You may wonder if you can incorporate fresh food to enhance your dog’s health and happiness. Your dog only needs the foods it eats during mealtime, which should be balanced and contain everything your pup needs. We have a list of fresh foods that are great for your dog to add to their diet in moderation.

Quality proteins to feed your dog

Whole, lean meat muscle and organ meat proteins are very healthy foods for dogs. These foods when cooked with no seasoning are great for your dog’s digestion. Avoid fatty cuts of meat and leftovers that could have a lot of salt and other harmful spices.

Poultry

Chicken meat, chicken liver and turkey are healthy and nutritious options for your dog. Boil or roast chicken or turkey without seasoning it. Cut into small pieces.

Meat

Beef, Lamb and Pork are great building blocks for your dog. Give your canine unseasoned meat cooked at low temperatures.

Fish

Salmon, Shrimp and Fish Oil are great for your dogs coat. Omega 3 fatty acids are not only great for humans, they are also fantastic for dogs.

Certain vegetables and legumes are good for dogs

Vegetables should not exceed more than 10-15% of your dog’s diet

Sweet Potatoes

  • Dogs love the sweet taste
  • High in fiber
  • Low in fat
  • Vitamins B6, C, and A

Carrots

  • Dogs love the texture and sweet taste
  • Great for teeth
  • High in fiber
  • Beta-carotene and Vitamin A
  • Low calorie snack

Lentils

  • Great source of protein
  • High in Fiber
  • Excellent energy source
  • High in amino acids

Broccoli

  • High in fiber
  • Vitamin C
  • Low in fat
  • Can cause stomach issues in large quantities

Brussel Sprouts

  • High in antioxidants
  • Vitamin K is good for the heart, blood and bones
  • Great fiber source
  • Can cause gas

Chikpeas

  • Protein
  • Fiber – a flling snack
  • Anti-inflammatory & antioxidant properties

Select grains are healthy and nutritious for your dog.

Cooked grains like brown rice, oats, corn, barley, millet, oatmeal, quinoa and wheat provide energy for your dog and are healthy additions to their diet.

More foods your dog can eat in smaller quantities

  • Eggs – Cooked

  • Cheese

  • Cottage Cheese

  • Blueberries / Blackberries

  • Popcorn

  • Pineapple

  • Watermelon

  • Bread

  • Peas – Fresh or Frozen

  • Peanut Butter

  • Oatmeal

  • Apples

  • Coconut

  • Mango

  • Bananas

  • Strawberries

  • Mushrooms

  • Cooked Potatoes

  • Celery

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