A photograph features a pug dog sitting on a light wooden floor beside a small pile of shelled pistachios, with soft natural lighting highlighting the scene.

Can Dogs Eat Pistachios Without the Shell? A Pug-Focused Safety Guide

Pistachios are a crunchy, nutrient-dense snack for people, but when your pug tilts that wrinkled head and begs for a taste, it’s natural to wonder if these nuts are safe—especially when the shells are removed. While pistachios are not toxic to dogs, there are important considerations around portion size, preparation, and potential hazards that every…

A fawn-colored pug sitting on a kitchen floor, surrounded by five foods dogs shouldn’t eat: chocolate, grapes, onions, avocado, and cooked bones.

5 Foods Dogs Should Not Eat: Essential Warnings for Pug Owners

Some human foods may seem harmless, even healthy, but when shared with your pug, they can cause digestive distress, organ damage, or even become life-threatening. Pugs, with their compact size and sensitive systems, are especially vulnerable to food-related issues. Understanding which items to avoid is a vital part of keeping your pup happy, healthy, and…