Rice

Are you looking for healthy human food that you can feed your dog daily? Rice is what you seek! It is rich in carbohydrates and can alleviate an upset stomach. Since rice is loaded with starch, you can also serve it for weight management. This is because starch will leave your dog feeling fuller for longer, curbing their appetite and assisting them in maintaining a healthy weight! Rice also contains iron for richer blood as well as vitamin B3 and D. It is perfect for daily consumption since it doesn’t contain cholesterol or sodium. All you have to do is boil your rice until it is well-cooked. Don’t forget to give your furry friends enough water after rice meals.

Yogurt

Whether cold or at normal temperature, sugar-free (or any non-sweetened) yogurt is a perfect treat for you and your dog. Yogurt is rich in calcium and loaded with probiotics to fight off infections and enhances the digestion and assimilation of food. Calcium also promotes bone health which is a huge plus if you own a large breed dog, or any breed that is prone to arthritis or other hip and joint issues.

Apples 

This fruit is one of the healthiest snacks for you and your dog. It is rich in vitamins A and C, which makes it a great source of antioxidants to protect overall health. Apples also have high fiber content to aid in your dog’s digestion, it’s also crunchy enough to clean teeth! Another added benefit of apples is that they can protect your dog’s skin and coat. You can also use skin and coat supplements for dogs to protect and maintain the health of your dog’s skin and coat. 

Green Peas

Green peas are highly nutritious and one of the healthiest human foods to feed your dog. This legume is gluten-free and high in fiber. These two benefits make green peas the perfect legume for dogs with sensitive stomachs. Fiber-rich foods offer a wide range of benefits from weight management to regulating your dog’s digestion.  Nutritional value is important, right? Green peas are packed with proteins and vitamins, which include A, B1, B6, C, and K. This legume is also high in carbohydrates to supply your dog with the energy to stay active all day long.

Peanuts and Peanut Butter

Your furry friend needs extra protein. This is where peanuts and peanut butter come in handy. Both are not only loaded with protein, but are also great sources of vitamin B and E. With raw, unsalted peanut butter, your dog can have access to healthy fats and niacin on top of other healthy nutrients. Feed your furry pal small to moderate portions of peanuts and peanut butter to manage their intake of fat.

Pumpkin

Pumpkin is rich in vitamins, oils, minerals, and fiber.From seeds to fiber, skin, and flesh, each part of a pumpkin offers health benefits.The flesh contains a variety of vitamins and minerals and oils from pumpkin seeds and skin can protect your dog’s urinary tract.