Some cheeses have a lot of sodium too. A lot of dog people around here use that white cheese that comes in sticks for snacks (string cheese?) for dog treats. I often keep treats in my mouth for easy access when I'm training, and that stuff was so salty I couldn't stand it. Look at nutrient labels.
If a dog is loose with guests at a barbecue, there's probably no way to stop some of them from slipping her stuff. I'd just make sure they can't give her anything Bad For Dogs, like a desert heavy with dark chocolate or onion rings.
My dogs probably get at least 5% of anything I eat that isn't bad for them. It's made then beggars, but it hasn't hurt them.
If a dog is loose with guests at a barbecue, there's probably no way to stop some of them from slipping her stuff. I'd just make sure they can't give her anything Bad For Dogs, like a desert heavy with dark chocolate or onion rings.
My dogs probably get at least 5% of anything I eat that isn't bad for them. It's made then beggars, but it hasn't hurt them.
