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Can Dogs Eat Courgette?

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Can Dogs Eat Courgette?

Caring for Your Dog
By Jon Baldwin

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Yes! Courgette is safe for your dog to eat in moderation and is a good source of vitamin C, potassium, calcium, beta-carotene, and folate. These vitamins and minerals are important for your dog’s bones and the healthy functioning of your dog’s muscles, nerves, vision, and immune system.

If your dog eats a large quantity of courgette, he may be gassy or could experience other digestive issues.  

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Serving Ideas

Dogs can eat courgette:

  • Grilled, baked, or added to a homemade meal that’s balanced with a good source of protein.  Avoid seasonings such as garlic or onion powder that are unsafe for your dog.
  • Sliced thin and frozen as an occasional treat.
  • Shredded raw as a topping to your dog’s dinner.

For More Information

We’ve got tons of articles about which foods are safe or dangerous for your dog, from common snacks to fruits. You might also be interested in “Can My Dog Eat Vegetables?“

The information provided in this article is not a substitute for professional veterinary help.

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