Dogs can eat crab meat, but not too much. Just eat one at a time. Crab meat is rich in protein, trace elements and various mineral elements such as calcium, iron, zinc, phosphorus, potassium, etc. It has a good effect on the growth of dog joints and hair. But be careful not to overfeed. The salt contained in crab meat is not good for the health of dogs, and some dogs may have allergic reactions after eating crabs, with symptoms such as skin redness, swelling, and itching.

Most crabs have hard shells, which will have a certain impact on the digestive system of puppies. Dogs can easily scratch the gastrointestinal tract after eating them, causing gastrointestinal bleeding, and even cause gastrointestinal bleeding over time. The dog's own physical health is affected, so it is recommended to peel the shell in advance before feeding. Crab is a very cold food. Dogs are very likely to suffer from digestive tract infections if they eat crabs. Crab meat contains a large amount of purine, which will put a burden on the dog's pancreas, liver and kidneys if the dog eats it in large amounts. Seafood foods are more likely to go bad and smelly or cause allergies, which may cause acute enteritis and diarrhea in dogs, leading to dehydration and death.

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Dogs must eat cooked crab meat. Raw crab meat contains a large number of bacteria and parasite eggs. Dogs eating raw crab meat will cause Dogs develop gastrointestinal disease or parasitic infection. It is best not to give crab meat cooked by us humans to dogs. There are too many additives in it, and dogs may become ill after eating it. Dogs like to eat randomly, so we need to keep an eye on their mouths whether we are at home or taking them out.