Treats
 

Can Any Give Me A Little List Of Human Food Treats I Can Give My Puppy.. She Is Only 9 Weeks Old... I Know Some Give Cheerios And
Cheese... Any Other ?.... Thanks Gina

I do fruits and veggies...here's my list

apple
orange
bannana
cherry tomatoes
green beans
baby carrots

I do fruits and veggies too!!
Apples
Pears
watermelon
cantaloupe
peaches
cherries
cherry tomatoes
green beans
carrots

I do not know if it is all healthy, but Riley likes apples, tomatoes, pickles, steak, roast, chicken, porkchops, fruit snacks, and just about anything you can think of. He loves tuna fish but I hate it so only my stepdad feeds him that. We don't feed TJ people food cause we don't want him to dislike his dog food like Riley does. Dogs CANNOT have chocolate, grapes, and onions and also a few other things.

Hey Thanks
 

Thank You For Your Replies..... You Have Helped So Much....
Im So New At This...never Had A Baby To Take Care Of.....my First..
And Im Nervous...just Want To Make It Right.....can I Give Her
Cheerios As Treat For Going Potty On Her Pad ?????....
Several Times A Day?

Cheerios are fine...I gave them to Sammi...Now she eats Special K with Strawberries in the morning :)

This is totally just personal opion here...but I would check the sugar content. If it's regular cheerios (as opposed to honey-nut or whatever) I think you might be ok. But I would recomend you just use normal dog biscuits and break them in half. I also give Iams puppy treats...and they are great b/c they have almost as much nutrition in them as dog food, so that way she won't be filling up on useless calories.

ps. they are cheaper than human food anyhow (the box I bought 6 months ago for $1.99 at Walmart is still more than 1/2 full)

Yes Sydney's mom is right...check the sugar level...Another fun treat is PupCorn...I just got some for Sammi in Petsmart...

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Im Taking Her To The Vet Friday Night So I Will Find Out Everything I Need To Know... Im Writing All The Questions Down On Paper.
Is There Any Questions I Need To Ask The Vet That You Think Is Important In Any Situation?

Good idea writing down your questions. If you're like me I'd forget half of them by the time I got there.

Pupcorn
 

Both my boys love Pupcorn, I also give milk chocolate in small doses, they love people ice cream, banana popsicles, string cheese, small meatballs made especially for them, carrots, bananas, watermelon (seedless kind, they go nuts over), toddler chicken sticks, vienna sausages (from the can), they hate dog biscuits, and 90% of dog treats and I have tried them all. They think that they are people.

I use apples and carrots as of right now..i'm trying to let him know he's not going to people food all the time!

I posted this in a thread I had made.. maybe it can help you, too!

FOOD DOGS CAN EAT:

Vegetables. Most veggies are OK for dogs, either raw or cooked. Stay away from onions and garlic because they can cause anemia in dogs.
Rice and pasta. Low in fat and calories, these foods make great treats. Use these to add some bulk for weight control diets.
Cooked meats without bones. Small amounts of cooked red meat may be OK when fed occasionally and in moderation. Remember that cooked meats can be high in fat and do not contain the proper balance of nutrients your dog requires.
Dairy products. Dairy products, such as cottage cheese, low-fat yogurt, and hard-boiled eggs are OK when fed in moderation.
Fruits. Dogs will eat both fresh and dried fruits. Stick with apples, berries, bananas, and seedless watermelon. Don't let your dog eat too much! Too much fruit may upset your dog's digestive system.



FOODS TO KEEP AWAY FROM DOGS:

Sweets. Under any circumstances, DO NOT let your dog eat dark chocolate. The chemical theobromine contained in chocolate is toxic to canines and even in small amounts can prove to be fatal.
Uncooked red meat and bones. Uncooked meats may contain harmful bacteria, parasites, and cysts, which may make your dog sick. Bones may be dangerous because they can splinter and puncture your dog's gastrointestinal tract.
Chicken and turkey bones are a potential hazard for your pooch. These small bones can splinter and puncture the stomach or intestines, or cause choking.
Grapes and raisins can be toxic to canines if eaten in large amounts.
Onions and garlic can cause anemia in dogs.

I'm not sure of this...but this is what my vet told me. He said not to give her anything to "prevent" hypoglycemia unless I see any signs of it. Some very tiny ones that are prone to it may need this, but if you have a average sized healthy dog they don't. He said that if you give her honey or whatnot you are just giving useless calories that will fill her up and keep her from eating her dog food and that is what contains the real nutrition that she needs.

As far as raw chicken...well humans can get sick from raw chicken so it would make sense that dogs could too. But maybe their systems can handle it...I don't know.