Ingredients that begin with B

On this page you will find a comprehensive overview of various ingredients and plants. We explain whether they are safe for your dog and whether they have a positive or negative effect on his health. Whether it's everyday foods, special herbs or unknown plants - here you will find all the important information you need for the safe nutrition and care of your four-legged friend. Your dog deserves the best, and we'll help you make informed decisions.

Overview

Bulbous calf goiter

Bulbous nasturtium

Low glycemic index Rich in B vitamins Rich in fiber Rich in carbohydrates Rich in minerals Safe feeding Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets Suitable for wholefoods

Bulgur

Bulgur salad

Food Meat Tolerated in small quantities

Bull penis

Bullwhips

Burdock

Burdock ragwort

Burdock root

Intended for human consumption Cheese Rich in milk proteins Rich in nutrients Rich in water / moisture Can be eaten fresh Contains lactose

Burrata

Bush pea

May have antibacterial properties Chemistry Liquid May have antifungal properties May have anti-inflammatory properties Can help to support vascular health Potential source of danger

Butanols

Rich in fatty acids Rich in vitamins Food Animal product Processed food Compatibility conditionally compatible Tolerated in small quantities

Butter

Butter beet

Intended for human consumption Natural source of antioxidants Supports digestion Can support skin and coat health Mushroom Rich in minerals Rich in nutrients Rich in vitamins Rich in vitamin D Can be eaten fresh Tolerated in small quantities

Butter boletus

Cheese Source of calcium Source of healthy unsaturated fats Rich in milk proteins Can be eaten fresh Contains lactose

Butter cheese

Butter mushroom

Intended for human consumption Contains sugar Processed food Bad for the teeth Rich in fat Can cause digestive problems Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential allergy trigger

Buttercream

Buttercup

Liquid Can help with weight control Can contribute to the promotion of intestinal health Source of calcium Low fat content Rich in milk proteins Can be eaten fresh Contains lactose

Buttermilk

Butternut squash

Food Vegetable

Butternut squash

Butterscotch

Chemistry Liquid Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Potential source of danger

Butyl acrylate

Chemistry Liquid Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Potential source of danger

Butyl acrylate

Chemistry Rich in antioxidants

Butylated hydroxyanisole

Long lasting Chemistry Preservative Artificial additive Feeding not recommended Potential source of danger Potential allergy trigger

Butylhydroxytoluene

Chemistry Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Can contribute to the promotion of intestinal health Rich in essential substances Fat

Butyrate