Like humans, dogs also look for some snacks in between meal times. This, people say, is only because they don’t eat a nutritional diet. This cannot be taken as hundred percent true. In reality, snacks are good for your dogs. They can help in training and also, they are greatly excited to have these. Just keep in mind that these need to be healthy dog treats. When there is no compromise on health, this can only be a supplement to your dog. There is many commercially prepared dogs’ food that is available in the market. Look for healthy ones in them for your pet.

Looking around your kitchen, you can find many healthy treats for your dog. These are also certified good by veterinarians. You can try to include these as part of your dog’s snack between meals.

Carrots: Carrots are rich in fiber and anti-oxidants. It is very good for a dog’s health just like it is for us. They can help prevent some diseases in your dog by giving them the much-needed immunity. Bite-sized training sticks which are carrot-flavored are also available in the market.

Apple: These are also on the list of healthy snacks for your dogs. They contain fiber that can help in digesting their food. Proper digestion helps in keeping the dog active. They are also rich in vitamins and minerals thereby making it a perfect snack for your pet. Chewing on apples and carrots can keep your dog’s teeth healthy and reduce plaque formation.]

Blueberries: They are rich in phytochemicals; this is the one that gives berries their color. These fruits can be either given as a bite snack or they can also be added to some food prepared for your dogs. They are sure to love the flavor. These are also rich in vitamins C & K.

Bananas: these are superfoods just like they are for humans. They contain nutrients like calcium, potassium, vitamins, fiber, and copper. They help in digesting food. They can also help keep your dog’s heart-healthy. But they are rich in sugar content. Consult with your vet before you give your dog foods like these. Their health condition must not interfere with the food you give.

Pumpkin: This food is rich in beta carotene. The color of pumpkin is so inviting and your pet may love this as a healthy dog treats. They can be pureed and added to food or can be given as sticks. They are easy to digest and good for health.

Many store-bought products also have some healthier options for your dogs. You need to check the ingredients before you buy these products. The quantity of the nutrients that have been enriched in these packed foods should be noted.