Dogs can eat strawberries, but it is recommended not to eat too much. Strawberries are rich in vitamins, which are good for dogs’ physiological functions. However, strawberries are rich in sugar. Once a dog ingests a large amount of sugar, it will put a heavy burden on its own kidneys. The kidneys can only slowly consume and then excrete these harmful substances from the body, which may lead to renal failure in severe cases.

Strawberry itself is cool in nature. If you eat too much, it will easily cause a certain burden on the dog’s gastrointestinal tract and cause endocrine disorders. If the dog's endocrine disorder occurs, it will easily lead to hair loss. During the process of growing strawberries, a lot of pesticides will definitely be sprayed. If the owner does not clean the strawberries before feeding them to the dogs, then feed them directly to the dogs. In mild cases, it will cause vomiting and diarrhea in dogs, and in severe cases, it will cause direct poisoning and death.

So it is recommended that owners should eat an appropriate amount when feeding strawberries and not give too much to dogs.