It is good for dogs to eat cucumbers, but they should not eat too much. Cucumbers contain a lot of water, minerals and vitamins, which can supplement your dog’s daily nutritional needs and help your dog’s intestinal peristalsis and digestion. Cucumber contains vitamin K and calcium, and has been found to improve dog joint health and promote bone growth. It is recommended to add 80g of cucumber to dog food twice a week.

Cucumber can also prevent dogs from symptoms such as anemia and enhance their resistance. Cucumber is a cold vegetable. If a dog eats it in large amounts, it will irritate the dog's gastrointestinal tract and cause diarrhea and other adverse phenomena. However, we should pay attention not to feed cucumbers with pesticide residues, so when feeding cucumbers, we must clean them or buy cucumbers that are green foods.

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When the dog gets angry, you can also eat an appropriate amount of cucumber, which can have a certain effect of reducing the fire, and can also help the dog’s health. Gastrointestinal motility makes it easier for the dog’s intestines to digest the nutrients in food. In addition to cucumbers, dogs can eat most vegetables in moderation, such as cabbage, carrots, broccoli, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, etc. It is recommended to feed some meat, such as chicken, fish, pork, etc. Meat contains a large amount of protein and various mineral nutrients, which can supplement the energy needed by the body.