Dogs can eat pigeon eggs, but only the yolks. Egg yolk is very rich in trace elements, which can supplement dogs with certain trace elements and nutrients. It is also rich in lecithin, also known as lecithin, which can help dogs beautify their hair. Egg yolks contain protein, and regular consumption can enhance the body’s immunity and balance the nutrition of the dog’s body. thereby growing healthily.

The protein contains a type of avidin, which can destroy vitamin H in the dog's body and seriously affect the dog's health. Moreover, protein is a food that is difficult to digest and absorb for dogs with inherently poor gastrointestinal conditions, which can lead to indigestion and gastrointestinal discomfort. Although egg yolks are highly nutritious and have a beautifying effect on dogs, they should not be eaten when dogs are constipated. Because the dog's gastrointestinal tract is very fragile, eating too much egg yolk will not only make it difficult to absorb nutrients, but also easily cause gastrointestinal discomfort in dogs.

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Dogs cannot eat raw eggs. The avidin in raw eggs will threaten the dog’s health, and eating raw eggs will improve the dog’s health. Risk of parasitic diseases in dogs. Eggs should be cooked or steamed with clean water before being given to dogs, but care should also be taken to prevent dogs from overeating eggs to prevent them from aggravating the burden on their gastrointestinal tract. Daily feeding is still mainly based on dog food. The nutritional content of dog food is comprehensive, and the materials used in making it are also in line with the dog's health.