Dogs can eat green radish. Dogs are omnivores. Green radish smoothes the air and removes moisture, which is very good for the dog’s stomach and digestion. However, it should be taken in moderation. Generally, eating once every 2 to 3 days is enough. Green radish contains plant fiber that cannot be digested by dogs’ intestines. Eating too much can cause flatulence in dogs.

Precautions when dogs eat green radish:

1. If it is difficult to digest too much green radish, you can cut the radish into small pieces and then Boil it in water and mix it into dog food for your dog to eat. Or chop the green radish into puree, then quickly stir-fry it in an appropriate amount of oil over high heat, then remove the excess oil and mix it with dog food or other homemade food for the dog to eat.

2. Green radish is high in fiber. Eating too much will cause bloating in dogs. If your dog has symptoms of bloating, you can stop feeding for a day, observe its condition, and then feed it some soft, waxy, easy-to-digest food.