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By DogFoodRecipes.net — Last updated August 5 2025 Quick answer: Yes—plain, fully‑cooked scrambled eggs are a safe, nutritious treat for most healthy adult dogs. Stick to the 10 percent‑of‑daily‑calories rule, skip butter and salt, and always ask your veterinarian before you make big menu changes. Meet Toby (and Why I Wrote This) My beagle mix, Toby, once woke […]

The first time I cracked an egg into Toby’s bowl, I paused — not over the egg itself, but over the shell. I had read somewhere that it was good for dogs. Natural calcium. Crunchy and “raw.” But I wasn’t sure. So, like many of us, I Googled it. And what I found? A mix

When I first started cooking for Toby, eggs were the one ingredient I always had in the fridge. Simple, protein-rich, and versatile — they became my go-to whenever he needed something nourishing, fast, and gentle. But as I dug deeper into canine nutrition, I realized eggs aren’t just convenient — they’re incredibly beneficial. With the

For years, Sunday mornings meant scrambled eggs. A quiet kitchen, a warm skillet, and Toby curled up by my feet, hoping for a bite. It felt harmless — even sweet — to slip a spoonful of those soft, fluffy eggs into his bowl. And honestly? He loved them. But somewhere along the way, I started

The first time Toby crunched down on a rogue eggshell that slipped off the counter, I panicked. I’d never even considered whether dogs should eat eggshells. Was it dangerous? Would it hurt his stomach? Or — and here’s the twist — could it actually be good for him? That moment sent me down a rabbit

What Is the Healthiest Food to Feed a Golden Retriever? If you’re raising a Golden Retriever, you already know: this isn’t just a dog—it’s family. And like any loved one, what you feed them matters. A lot. But with aisles full of fancy packaging, conflicting advice from breeders, and that one Reddit thread claiming raw

Why Royal Canin Is the Best Food for Golden Retrievers Ask any vet what they feed their own dog, and odds are, Royal Canin is in the top three. But when it comes to Golden Retrievers—a breed prone to joint issues, sensitive skin, and a heart that gives a little too much—Royal Canin doesn’t just

Golden Retriever Foods to Avoid (And What to Feed Instead) Golden Retrievers will eat just about anything—socks, tennis balls, your favorite flip-flops—and unfortunately, that enthusiasm doesn’t stop at food that’s bad for them. Just because something is marketed as “premium” or “natural” doesn’t mean it’s safe for your Golden’s long-term health. With their sensitive skin,