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Dog owners may wonder whether cheese is safe for dogs to eat. In small to moderate quantities, it usually is, but over-consumption of cheese can cause digestive upsets in your pet. Cheese is a good source of protein for your dog. It also provides vitamins and minerals, such as calcium, Vitamin A, B-complex vitamins and essential fatty acids.
Dogs don't chew their food like humans so vegetables like celery, peas and carrots should be run through a food processor or blender. Never feed your dog garlic, onions, seeds or pits, grapes, mushrooms, corn on the cob, raisins or avocados, and limit the amount of broccoli you put into homemade food. Flavoring can come from beef or chicken broth to moisten the food and give it a taste your dog will love.