Dogs can eat duck heads, but they must be cooked and without salt. Duck heads are rich in niacin, and niacin is mainly involved in the metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats in dogs, and especially plays an important role in the energy supply reaction in dogs. Dogs cannot eat raw duck meat directly, otherwise it will easily cause vomiting, diarrhea, and parasite infection. When the owner feeds duck meat to his dog, it is best to cook the duck meat in plain water without adding any seasonings, especially oil and salt, and then mix it with dog food and feed it to the dog.

At the same time, do not feed duck necks to dogs. Because duck necks contain a large number of lymph nodes, which are tissues in the animal's body that kill bacteria and viruses. Feeding a large amount of them for a long time will have an impact on the dog's body. There are many sharp bones in the duck neck. If the dog swallows quickly, it can easily scratch the intestines and cause intestinal bleeding.

Tip:

Owners can choose to feed duck meat to their dogs in different ways, such as making duck meat into jerky and using it as snacks for their dogs occasionally. Feed it. Or grind the dried duck meat into powder and add it directly to the dog food every time you feed it to give the dog food a meaty taste, which will help stimulate the dog's appetite.