🥦Broccoli has compounds that can help prevent certain kinds of cancers in pets.
🍄Mushrooms contain fiber that supports your pet's immune system and gut health.
🌿Seasoning herbs, like basil and oregano, provide antioxidants and boost your pet's immune system.
🍓Berries are high in antioxidants that slow down cognitive decline in aging pets.
🍖Liver is nature's multivitamin, packed with minerals and vitamins that complement your pet's diet.
Can I give my pet fish?
—Yes, fish is a great source of protein and omega-3 fatty acids for your pets. Just make sure to remove any bones.
Is yogurt safe for my pet?
—Plain yogurt or kefir can support your pet's gut function, but avoid flavored ones that contain added sugars.
Can I give my pet bone broth?
—Bone broth is beneficial for joint and gut health in pets. Make sure to use high-quality, collagen-rich bone broth.
Is turmeric good for my pet?
—Turmeric has anti-inflammatory properties and can provide antioxidants for your pet. Add a pinch of black pepper for better absorption.
Are onions and grapes safe for my pet?
—No, onions and grapes are toxic to pets and should be avoided.
00:00Dr. Francis, a world-famous wildlife nutritionist, discusses 10 human foods that are safe and beneficial for pets.
00:35Feeding table scraps or human food to pets is not always bad; some foods have compounds that are beneficial for long-term pet health.
01:10Broccoli is a healthy food for pets and has been studied for its cancer-fighting properties.
01:31Mushrooms, such as shiitake and maitake, have fiber that boosts the immune system and gut health in pets.
01:55Seasoning herbs like basil and oregano provide natural antioxidants and support your pet's immune system.
02:32Liver is a nutrient-packed food that acts as nature's multivitamin for pets.
05:16Yogurt and kefir can improve gut function in pets, but opt for plain varieties without added sugars.
06:14Bone broth is rich in collagen and beneficial for joint and gut health in pets.
