Choosing the right treats for your dog is crucial for their health and happiness. While it might be tempting to share your ice cream, it's better to opt for healthier, dog-friendly alternatives.

Yes, dogs can eat potatoes, but it's essential to serve them properly. Potatoes should be cooked without any added salt, butter, or seasonings and never offered raw due to the presence of solanine, which can be toxic. Small, well-cooked portions can be a healthy addition to a dog's diet, offering vitamins and minerals. However, moderation is key and always consult with a veterinarian before introducing new foods to ensure they're suitable for your dog's specific health needs.

Feeding cherries to dogs comes with risks, primarily due to the cyanide in cherry pits and the potential for blockages. It's best to avoid giving dogs cherries or offering the flesh in very small amounts, removing all pits and stems. Safer alternatives include cherry-flavored dog treats or fruits like blueberries and strawberries, ensuring your dog enjoys a safe and healthy treat.