Pumpkin seeds reduce the risk of urinary incontinence

As you probably already know, dogs can suffer from urinary incontinence as well, and it has been proven that pumpkin seeds can reduce the risk of this condition. If you want to feed your dog pumpkin, try to take advantage of pumpkin seeds as well. They are rich in healthy fats, such as omega 3 fatty acids, fiber and protein. 

These healthy fats have anti-inflammatory properties that are good for the kidney health of your dog. Moreover, studies have shown that pumpkin seeds can help reduce the risk of urinary incontinence in dogs. If your dog can’t eat whole peeled pumpkin seeds, you can mix them with the pumpkin pulp after passing them through a blender.

Pumpkin improve their digestion

If you notice that your dog can’t ‘go to the toilet’ regularly and have difficulty meeting their needs, it may be a sign that they suffer from constipation or other similar digestive problems. That being said, the fiber in the pumpkin composition can improve their digestion and prevent constipation. 

In addition, pumpkin is also good in treating diarrhea in dogs, so, you can consider adding some pumpkin to their diet.