Sauerkraut for a dog?

👌 A proper healthy meal!

Even without switching to a BARF diet, it provides all the veg, fruit, and the meat and fish you’d get in a home-cooked diet... ;-)

All types of liver are very good to give every day for our furry friends, along with kidneys and hearts—which are excellent for taurine (hearts from lamb, pork, beef, veal, turkey, chicken, rabbit, and even brains...).

👌 And varying their food for their health is brilliant; that diversity is what makes a healthy bowl.

Lorna: broccoli is one of the best veggies for your pooch, and if you want her to keep her zip, you should mix it with some rosehip or acerola.

Celery too.

We’re heading into winter now, so Oxane will be back on the rosehip, a small amount of citrus fruit, and her one spirulina tablet.

My girl loves cooked veg, she’s got a real soft spot for broccoli! :-)

Anyway, it’s pretty straightforward. Whenever you want to check if a certain food is bad for them, just do a search for 'food + dog'... if it’s harmful, there’ll definitely be plenty of info out there telling you so.

If you're interested, here's a handy list of the most popular ones.

http://barf-asso.fr/les-legumes/

Same as Misanthrope. Fermented cabbage, but unseasoned.

Update: looks like the vets agree :-)

http://www.joeldehasse.com/articles/nutrition.html

In this article, sauerkraut is suggested as a probiotic as part of a dog’s raw diet.

@Julia, I reckon you’re talking about fermented cabbage.

In small doses, I think it must be brilliant for the digestive system, just like it is for us.

I’m not a vet, but given what’s in cabbage and the benefits of the fermentation... I think it’s all good.