Seafood is rich in nutrients, so eating some seafood regularly is very good for our bodies. So can dogs eat seafood? Is seafood good for dogs?

Seafood has the characteristics of protein and high salt, which exceeds the dog's own physical demand for this substance. Seafood contains some substances that cause allergies to dogs, which may cause dermatitis and red pimples on the skin. Excessive itching leading to scratching oneself.

Some deep-sea fish contain high amounts of vitamin A and may cause vitamin A poisoning in dogs. From this perspective, seafood as a whole seems not suitable for dogs to ingest.

Then shouldn’t we give our dogs seafood?

In fact, pet owners can feed their dogs some seafood as appropriate according to their daily diet. Some foreign imported dog foods contain some fish raw materials, such as salmon, cod, salmon and other sea fish. As you can imagine, those imported dog foods are also expensive. Pet owners should note that some dogs are allergic to seafood and experience vomiting and diarrhea after eating it. Some dogs don’t like the fishy smell of seafood. Some canned dogs contain shrimp, so it’s okay to give your dog shrimp in small amounts.

Seafood is a food that has both advantages and disadvantages for dogs. When feeding, pet owners should carefully observe the state of their dogs after eating according to their health characteristics, and feed them as appropriate. Do not cause their dogs to finish eating due to excessive amounts or improper observation. Seafood can cause health problems.