Cambozola

What is Cambozola?

Cambozola is a soft cheese with blue mold that has a creamy and rich consistency. It has a mild and slightly sweet taste, reminiscent of butter and cream. It has a white rind, which is edible, and a light yellow color with blue veins. Cambozola is made from pasteurized cow's milk to which lactic acid bacteria and noble mould cultures are added. The cheese matures for around four weeks in special maturing chambers where the temperature and humidity are controlled.

What are the benefits of Cambozola for dogs?

Cambozola can have some health benefits for dogs if fed in moderation. For one thing, it contains a lot of calcium, which is important for strong bones and teeth. Secondly, it also provides protein, which is necessary for muscle building and cell regeneration. It also contains vitamins such as A, B2, B12 and D, which can support the immune system, eyesight, nerve function and skin health. Finally, the blue mold in cambozola may also have probiotic properties that can improve intestinal flora and aid digestion.

What are the disadvantages of Cambozola for dogs?

Cambozola can also have some disadvantages for dogs if it is fed too often or too much. For one thing, it is very high in fat and calories, which can lead to obesity and cardiovascular problems. Secondly, it also contains a lot of lactose, which can lead to flatulence, diarrhea or vomiting in some dogs. In addition, the blue mold in Cambozola can also trigger allergic reactions or symptoms of poisoning if it is spoiled or moldy. Finally, the high salt content in Cambozola can also increase blood pressure and put a strain on the kidneys.

How much Cambozola can a dog eat?

The amount of Cambozola a dog is allowed to eat depends on various factors, such as the dog's weight, age, state of health and activity level. In general, however, Cambozola should only be given as an occasional reward or supplement to normal food. A rule of thumb is that no more than 10% of a dog's daily calorie requirement should come from cheese. This means, for example, that a 10 kg dog should not eat more than 20 g of Cambozola per day.

How do you feed Cambozola to a dog?

If you want to feed your dog Cambozola, you should follow a few tips to avoid possible risks. Firstly, you should always make sure that the Cambozola is fresh and not expired or moldy. Secondly, you should cut the Cambozola into small pieces or crumble it and mix it with the normal food or give it as a treat. Thirdly, you should always observe your dog's reaction and look out for signs of intolerance or allergy. Fourthly, you should always provide fresh water so that your dog can quench his thirst.