Vegetable

In dog nutrition, the term "vegetables" refers to plant foods that can be an important source of vitamins, minerals and fiber for your dog. Vegetables such as carrots, green beans, pumpkin and spinach provide essential nutrients that contribute to your dog's overall health. It can help boost the immune system, aid digestion and even contribute to weight control.

However, it's important to be careful which vegetables you give your dog, as some varieties, such as onions and garlic, can be toxic to dogs. Also, vegetables should always be fed in appropriate amounts and as part of a balanced diet.

Overview

Rich in fatty acids Rich in minerals Rich in proteins Rich in vitamins Food Fish & Seafood Meat Vegetable Contains grains Legume Insect Fruit Seed Animal product Plant Safe feeding

Natural ingredients

Vegetable Plant Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic

Onion

Vegetable

Pak Choi

Vegetable Processed food Feeding not recommended

Pickled cucumber

Rich in essential substances Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in proteins Rich in vitamins Meat Vegetable Contains grains Legume Fruit Animal product Compatibility Tolerated in small quantities

Potassium

Rich in proteins Rich in trace elements Rich in vitamins Vegetable conditionally compatible Tolerated in small quantities

Potato starch

Food Vegetable Compatibility Safe feeding

Potatoes

Rich in essential substances Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Food Vegetable Processed food Compatibility Safe feeding

Pumpkin seed flour

Rich in minerals Rich in trace elements Rich in vitamins Vegetable conditionally compatible Tolerated in small quantities

Radish

Rich in minerals Rich in trace elements Rich in vitamins Vegetable Plant Safe feeding Tolerated in small quantities

Rocket

Vegetable Compatibility Tolerated in small quantities

Romanesco

Vegetable Feeding toxic

Shallot

Vegetable Legume Plant Tolerated in small quantities

Snap pea

Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Food Vegetable Compatibility Safe feeding

Spaghetti squash

Exotic Vegetable Safe feeding

Spiky strawberry spinach

Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Vegetable Tolerated in small quantities

Spinach

Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in proteins Rich in vitamins Vegetable Tolerated in small quantities

Sweet potatoes

Rich in vitamins Vegetable Processed food Feeding not recommended

Tomato salad

Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Vegetable Fruit Plant Tolerated in small quantities

Tomatoes

Food Vegetable Plant Compatibility Safe feeding

vegetable fiber extracts

Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Vegetable conditionally compatible

Vegetables

Rich in essential substances Rich in vitamins Vegetable Plant Compatibility Safe feeding

Vitamin K1

Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Vegetable conditionally compatible Tolerated in small quantities

Whole grain maize

Intended for human consumption May have antibacterial properties May have antioxidant properties Aroma Vegetable Seasonal vegetables May have anti-inflammatory properties Garden plant Spice plant Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended

Winter onion