Fruits and Vegetables:
* Apples: (without seeds)
* Bananas: (in moderation)
* Blueberries: (a great source of antioxidants)
* Broccoli: (cooked and chopped)
* Carrots: (raw or cooked)
* Celery: (great for dental health)
* Green Beans: (cooked)
* Mango: (in moderation)
* Oranges: (without peel and seeds)
* Peaches: (without pit)
* Pears: (without seeds)
* Strawberries: (a source of vitamin C)
* Watermelon: (without seeds)
Protein Sources:
* Cooked Chicken, Turkey, or Beef: (plain and lean, no bones)
* Eggs: (cooked)
* Fish: (cooked, low in mercury, like salmon or cod)
Other Treats:
* Plain Yogurt: (unsweetened and low-fat)
* Pumpkin: (pureed, can aid digestion)
* Sweet Potato: (cooked)
Important Considerations:
* Never give your dog raw meat or bones. These can cause choking or digestive issues.
* Avoid grapes, raisins, onions, garlic, chocolate, avocado, macadamia nuts, and xylitol (artificial sweetener). These are all toxic to dogs.
* Always consult your veterinarian before introducing any new foods to your dog's diet. They can advise you on appropriate portions and safe options for your individual dog.
Remember, treats should only make up a small percentage of your dog's overall diet. A balanced diet of high-quality dog food is essential for your German Shepherd's health and well-being.