Can dogs eat cooked eggs?

Dogs can eat eggs. Eggs contain a large amount of protein, fatty acids and various essential amino acids. They also contain vitamin A, vitamin B12, folic acid, iron and selenium. and riboflavin, etc., which not only provide energy to dogs, but also help dogs improve their skin and hair and strengthen their teeth and bones. However, eggs cannot become the staple food or main source of nutrition for dogs. They can be eaten in moderation several times a week.
Precautions for dogs eating eggs
1. First, take the dog to a pet doctor to diagnose whether it is allergic to eggs, so as to prevent blind feeding of the dog. Cause health problems. Or feed a small amount for the first time and observe whether there is any allergic reaction before feeding.
2. Feeding too many eggs to dogs will also increase the fat content in the dog's body. Therefore, owners should control the amount of eggs in their food, especially for slightly obese dogs.
3. When cooking eggs, remember not to add other seasonings such as oil, butter, pepper, and salt. These seasonings will have adverse effects on the dog’s kidneys.
4. Do not feed raw eggs. If your dog eats raw eggs directly, and the eggs happen to contain salmonella, your dog will suffer from food poisoning and cause a series of symptoms, including vomiting, fever, diarrhea, and loss of appetite.