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Originally Posted by Teresiana  Personally, I don't think there's anything wrong with giving Yorkies "real" food. As long as it isn't fried or seasoned, it certainly isn't dangerous. After all, dogs ate "real" food before dog food was invented. I wouldn't feed my dog something literally off of my plate - unless it was raw. But they do get fresh food everyday...things like boiled chicken, peas, green beans, carrots, cheese, eggs, Cheerios, etc. When I give them something they haven't eaten before, I give them a tiny bit just to make sure they don't have a negative reaction to it. And I don't give them enough so that they won't eat their own dog food. But I think that a little treat every once in a while is fine. |
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Originally Posted by kikil yeah we do give them some of that but the vet said not to give them eggs. we did that one time before we find out it wasn't good for them. when my parents was younger they feed there dogs just about anything. mom said she did to hers more and even when I was younger on my other type of dog we had she eat just about anything and nothing seem to happen. but mow days u can't do this or that with out someone saying that going to hurt them or kill them. but I don't give them food that said meat by-product since lot of the dogs food that has it in there get recalled more often. they just did 2 different kinds this past week. |
I answered your other thread you made on same topic -- but who in the world said eggs are not good for dogs? Eggs, in moderation, are great for dogs skin and coat. I feed a few eggs per month to Jackson.