Dogs will not be allergic to egg yolks. Eating too much may only cause constipation and elevated cholesterol. Just feed two or three eggs a week. Egg yolk is very rich in trace elements, which can supplement dogs with certain trace elements and nutrients. It is very suitable for dogs who are pregnant and lactating.

Egg yolk is also rich in lecithin, also known as lecithin, which can help dogs beautify their hair. The fat content in egg yolk is also low, which can enhance the dog's physical fitness and effectively prevent the dog from suffering from skin diseases. Egg yolk contains protein, and regular consumption can enhance the body's immunity, and can also balance the nutrition of the dog's body, allowing for healthy growth. When feeding egg yolks to dogs, it is best to break the egg yolks and feed them with grain to prevent the dog from choking. However, when the dog is constipated and gets angry, it is best not to feed it egg yolks.

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When dogs eat eggs, egg whites cannot be given to dogs, as it will increase the burden on the dog’s gastrointestinal tract, and raw eggs cannot be fed directly. Dogs eat it to avoid infecting them with parasites. Dogs cannot eat egg yolks when they have diarrhea. At this time, the digestion ability of the dog's gastrointestinal tract is weak. Egg yolks are not suitable for digestion. Instead, they may increase the burden on the gastrointestinal tract and cause diarrhea to become more severe. When a dog has diarrhea caused by some viral diseases, such as parvovirus, not only can it not eat egg yolks, but other foods should also not be eaten, because the dog needs to fast.