Vegetables Your Dog Can & Can’t Eat

Vegetables can be a healthy snack for your canine. However, not all vegetables are safe for your pup. So, read below to learn which vegetables your dog can and can’t eat.

Can Fido Eat Vegetables?

Yes, your furry friend can eat fruits and vegetables in moderation. Vegetables are full of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and fiber. But not all vegetables are dog-safe. So, be careful when feeding your four-legged friend fruit, and refer to our list of safe and unsafe fruits below!

Safe

Safe vegetables for your companion to eat include:

• Beets are full of nutrients such as fiber, vitamins, minerals, potassium, and magnesium. These components can improve your pal’s digestion, coat, and skin.
• Bell Peppers are full of water, vitamins A, E, B6, and potassium. Just be sure to remove the seeds before feeding to your furry friend!
• Broccoli improves your pal’s immune system and increases bone density. But don’t feed your pup too much because it can cause gas!
• Brussel Sprouts are full of antioxidants and nutrients. But eating too much can cause gas!
• Carrots can be enjoyed raw or cooked to provide fiber and vitamin A.
• Celery is a fun, crunchy snack full of fiber and potassium that can also freshen their breath!
• Green Beans are a low-calorie treat that is high protein, iron, calcium, vitamins B6, A, C, and K.
• Peas are a great plant-based protein source that is also full of vitamins and minerals.
• Spinach is a source of iron, antioxidants, and fiber.
• Sweet Potatoes can promote healthy skin, fur, muscles, and nervous system due to their vitamin A content.

Unsafe

Vegetables that should not be fed to your canine include:

• Chives can hurt your pup’s red blood cells and can lead to anemia.
• Corn on the cob can cause intestinal blockage in your pup.
• Garlic can also damage blood cells and cause an upset stomach to you canine.
• Wild Mushrooms can contain harmful toxins and your pal should never eat wild mushrooms.
• Onions can cause anemia in dogs because of the toxic compound N-propyl Disulfide.

Reference our list above when giving your pal a fun vegetable treat to keep them happy and healthy!