The article from Postimees details four everyday foods that can benefit dogs when incorporated into their diet properly. It highlights how these foods can aid in digestion, improve skin and coat health, and increase hydration. Each of the four foods is examined for its specific advantages and any precautions that should be taken when feeding them to dogs.

The first food discussed is eggs, which are recommended when cooked without added salt or spices. Eggs are a highly digestible source of protein for dogs and contain essential amino acids vital for building muscle and tissue. They also provide fat-soluble vitamins such as A and D, along with fatty acids that are beneficial for skin and coat health. The article cautions against feeding raw eggs due to the risk of bacterial contamination and potential disruption of biotin absorption from the raw egg white.

Next, the article highlights pumpkin, particularly plain pumpkin puree, which contains both soluble and insoluble fibers that aid in regulating stool consistency. It can assist with mild constipation and diarrhea while also being low in calories and rich in nutrients like vitamin A, potassium, and antioxidants. The article suggests that a small amount of pumpkin can be added to a dog's diet to promote digestive health as well as provide essential vitamins and minerals.