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Vegetables Dogs Can and Can’t Eat

A Complete Guide to Dog-Safe Vegetables (and the Ones to Avoid)

Can dogs eat vegetables?

Yes – and many vegetables offer nutritional benefits like fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants. However, not all vegetables are safe for dogs. This guide explains which vegetables are healthy, which ones to avoid, and how to prepare them.

Dog-Safe Vegetables

These vegetables are safe when served in moderation and prepared properly

Vegetables

Safe?

Notes

Carrots

Raw or cooked, great for teeth

Green Beans

Plain, no seasoning

Sweet Potatoes

Cooked only, no skin

Pumpkin

Plain canned or cooked

Broccoli

Small amounts, may cause gas

Cucumber

Hydrating, low-calorie

Zucchini

Easily digestible

Vegetables to Avoid

These vegetables can be toxic or cause digestive issues in dogs

Vegetables

Safe?

Danger

Onions

Can damage red blood cells

Garlic

Highly toxic in any form

Mushrooms

Wild mushrooms can be deadly

Raw Potatoes

Caution

Contain solanine, must be cooked

Tomatoes

Caution

Contain solanine in stems & leaves

Can dogs eat raw carrots?

Yes! They’re great for chewing and dental health.

Is garlic toxic to dogs?

Yes – even small amounts can be harmful.

Can dogs eat cooked potatoes?

Yes, in small amounts – always peel and cook thoroughly.

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