Sara Valdivieso, a mother of two who lives in South Florida, owns three dogs: Sabel Daisy, a 1-year-old tiny goldendoodle, Lola Chicky, a 4-year-old mongrel, and 5-year-old Airedale terrier, Ruby Lulu.
According to Valdivieso, she feeds her dogs food twice a day, but that’s not all. She also sees to it that they are consistently provided wholesome human food.
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She said to the news, “It’s not a full meal, but it’s definitely at least once a day.” “It’s more like, I would say, supplementing.”
Mangoes and carrots are two of Valdivieso’s dogs’ favorite “people food.” According to her, they also like strawberries and cauliflower.
Valdivieso has also given her dogs goodies on special occasions like holidays and birthdays, such as a “frozen yogurt cup kind of thing with a candle in it” and whatever protein she and her family are having, which is typically steak.
“They’ll probably have that instead of their actual dog food dinner,” she stated.
