Cats love these squash pawsh bites. They are made with roasted acorn and butternut squash with turmeric and cut to approximately 1" treat and baked to a golden giving it a great crunch. If ordered with catnip we use organic cat nip in the recipe.
Cats are carnivores through and through but domesticated housecats have become used to some fruits, vegetables added into their foods as most major pet food manufacturers have done this for decades adding flavor to the meals. So although a wild cat would likely never eat squash in the wild a house cat will easily gobble it down and it can aid in indigestion issues. High fiber and low calories means your feline could consume alot of squash without gaining weight. However, as previously stated, cats are carnivores and squash should not be a major part of their diet on the day to day basis. But as a daily or occasional treat it is perfect!
Ingredients: oat flour, bone broth, roasted squash (acorn and butternut squash, turmeric), carrots and organic cat nip.
Squash is a delicious vegetable filled with important vitamins such as vitamins A, C, and B6, as well as nutrients like folate, potassium, magnesium, fiber, and phosphorus. All these vitamins and nutrients make it good for people, but is squash good for dogs to eat?
Read on to learn more about the benefits of introducing squash to a dog’s diet, and how to prepare squash for your pup.
Can Dogs Have Squash?
To put it simply, yes — dogs can eat squash. In fact, with all its nutritional benefits, squash should be a part of your dog’s regular diet. As mentioned above, squash is filled with a variety of vitamins and minerals, and introducing squash to your dog’s diet can help them with their vision, immune system, and cardiovascular functions.
Can Dogs Eat All Types of Squash?
Dogs can eat any of the different varieties of squash — in fact, each of the different types of squash comes with its own sets of benefits for dogs! Spaghetti squash supports your dog’s immune system, vision, colon, muscles, and more.
Since acorn squash is filled with vitamin A, folate, and vitamin B-6, it can work wonders for the digestion of a dog — plus, it can help give them a shinier coat! Butternut squas
