Guest guest Posted April 16, 2007 Report Share Posted April 16, 2007 There has been quite a bit of discussion about this and I could not help but add my opinion. I don't think it hurts to supplement a dog's diet with some fruit and veggies. I never really thought about it until we adopted Bailey, a 6 year-old golden retriever. He seemed to hover anytime that I fixed fruit or veggies and then I caught him stealing cucumber peelings from the top of the trash can. That is the only thing he has ever taken. I finally figured out that he must have been owned by a vegetarian before. He will sit at attention until he gets a leaf of romaine lettuce, a carrot, etc. Now, when I pull out my apple peeler, both of my dogs come and sit at attention and wait to get the apple peel as I am pulling it off. As soon as I put the peeler down, they know that they got their little snack and they lay down or wander off. Neither of the dogs hover like that when I am fixing meat for my hubby. They only beg for veggies and fruits. They like lettuce, carrots, pineapple, strawberries, green beans, peas, etc. I don't give them very much, but just supplement their Natural Choice dry dog food. I think their favorite thing is the stalks from broccoli, believe it or not. Both dogs are very healthy and they look great. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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