Husky Advisor - About your Husky diet, temperament, origins, treats, and all you need to know about siberian huskies

Dogs are curious, intelligent, and playful creatures that bring joy and energy to our lives. One common question dog owners often ask is, “Do dogs know which toys are theirs?” Watching dogs interact with their toys: chewing, squeaking, or playing tug-of-war, raises an interesting question about their ability to recognize their belongings. In this comprehensive blog, we will explore whether…

Siberian Huskies are known for their stunning appearance, high energy levels, and love for the great outdoors, no matter the temperature. Originally bred to thrive in cold, harsh conditions, Huskies are resilient and well-suited for colder weather. However, even though they are natural cold-weather enthusiasts, their bodies can benefit from certain nutritional supplements during winter months to keep them healthy…

Siberian Huskies are well-known for their majestic looks, boundless energy, and striking blue eyes. As a breed designed to thrive in colder climates, they are particularly well-suited for winter conditions. However, with the change in temperature, their nutritional needs might change too. One common question Husky owners have is: do Huskies need to eat more in winter? In this article,…

Dogs, especially huskies, are notorious for their curiosity and their tendency to eat things they shouldn’t. While many human foods are harmless or even healthy for dogs in moderation, some can be extremely dangerous. One such hazardous item is raw yeast dough. This seemingly innocent substance can pose serious health risks to dogs, leading to life-threatening conditions if ingested. In…

Xylitol is a sugar substitute commonly found in a variety of human foods and products. While it’s praised for its low-calorie content and dental benefits in humans, xylitol is highly toxic to dogs and can cause serious health issues, even in small amounts. This article will explore why xylitol is dangerous for dogs, the symptoms of xylitol poisoning, and what…

As a dog owner, you’re likely always on the lookout for healthy treats that your furry friend can enjoy. With the rise of natural and fresh foods in pet diets, many people wonder about the safety of various fruits and vegetables for their huskies. One question that comes up frequently is whether dogs can eat blackberries. The short answer is…

Picking the perfect name for your Husky is fun and essential for establishing his or her identity and communicating effectively. Choose a name that aligns with your dog’s personality and your own preferences. You have plenty of sources from which to draw inspiration, including literature, films, favorite foods, the history of the Husky breed, or even inventing unique names. Keep…

Wondering if your husky can eat pineapple? Your husky can eat pineapple. Of course, only in moderation and only if it works with your dog’s dietary needs and tolerances. Dogs can live without pineapple, but if you’re eating some pineapple and see your husky staring and begging, you can safely let him or her taste some. I will try to…

As dog owners, we often find ourselves wondering what foods are safe and healthy for our furry friends. Especially, when we eat something and see those big and kind eyes looking and begging us. So, when I eat kiwi, I am wondering if my dogs can eat this green and sweet fruit. Can dogs eat kiwi? Is it safe to…

Your husky shouldn’t eat pickles. Still, your dog will not get sick if he or she chews and eats a small pickle. Keep in mind that there is always a choking hazard if your dog wants to swallow whole pickles. Do not feed your husky pickles due to the high salt content, high acidity, spices, and preservatives that can cause…