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Can Dogs Eat Pickles?

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Can Dogs Eat Pickles?

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By Joshua Nelson

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Yes! Pickles are safe for your dog; however, they are high in sodium and shouldn’t be fed to your dog on a regular basis. Pickles aren’t rich in nutrients but do have a small amount of vitamin A, K, iron, calcium, and magnesium. Cucumbers are a healthier option for your dog.

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Serving Ideas

Dogs can eat pickles:

  • Rinsed and chopped as a topping on their dog food from time to time.
  • As a treat on special occasions.
  • Plain! Avoid pickles with additional flavouring or seasonings like garlic that are unsafe for your dog.

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 Cucumbers?“

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

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