Blueberries are a great source of antioxidants and vitamins. I know they are good for me and I researched and found they are good for my dogs.

I also have noticed lots of food and treats having blueberries in them. So that is nice as it is a natural ingredient which we are now looking for in our snacks for the dogs.

The only problem is getting them fresh is a little costly. So we only get the frozen ones, which the dogs like just as much.

Blueberries, a natural treat for you and your dogs.

Pros: taste great. a snack we can share

Cons: cost

Blueberries are full of antioxidants, Vitamins C & E, manganese, and fiber. They can be expensive if you are buying them fresh, but they are less costly if purchased frozen (& still pack a healthful punch!).

Introduce these to your dog VERY SLOWLY! As with fruits in humans, there can be some unpleasant side effects (diarrhea) if your pup gorges on these!

Feel free to serve them whole, or mash them slightly. Let your dog be your guide in this area!

Pros: Healthy!

Cons: Can be expensive

Bruno and Coto like blueberries it is enjoyable to watch them snack on them

Pros: Healthy

Cons: none

non of my fish liked them. they picked at it and moved it around for a few seconds but never at any one it.

Pros: my hamsters like it

Cons: fish didnt like it

Birdie, my dog, gets blueberries almost every day either with her yogurt or her oatmeal and she loves them! They are a very good source of antioxidants and can help prevent constipation.

Pros: Heathly and Appealing

Cons: None