What vegetables can my dog eat?

What vegetables are suitable for a dog? Even a dog needs to take in the necessary vitamins and nutrients in its food. And just as vegetables are beneficial for humans, they are also very beneficial for dogs. Dogs can eat a variety of vegetables that are safe and healthy for them. However, it is important to note that some vegetables can be toxic to dogs. Let’s take a look together at what vegetables your dog can eat, and which ones to watch out for and avoid.

Safe vegetables for dogs and what they contain

Carrots

• Carrots are an excellent low-calorie snack and a good source of vitamins and minerals.
• What it contains: vitamins A, K, C, B6, minerals potassium, beta-carotene

Broccoli

• Broccoli is rich in fibre and vitamin C. Serve it in moderation as excessive amounts can cause stomach upset.
• What it contains: vitamins C, K, B6, minerals calcium, iron

Peas

• Peas are a good source of vitamins, minerals and protein. It can be served cooked or frozen.
• What it contains: vitamins A, K, B1, B6, minerals zinc, iron
  

Green beans

• Low in calories and high in fiber, green beans are a healthy addition to your dog’s diet.
• What it contains: vitamins C, K, minerals folic acid, manganese
  

Sweet potatoes

• Rich in beta-carotene and fiber, sweet potatoes can be baked or steamed for dogs.
• What it contains: vitamins A, C, B6, minerals potassium, beta-carotene
  

Pumpkin

• Plain canned pumpkin (not pumpkin filling) is a good source of fiber and can help with digestive problems.
• What it contains: vitamins A, C, K, minerals fiber, potassium
  

Zucchini

• Zucchini is low in calories and can be served cooked or raw. Remove the seeds and cut it into pieces.
• What it contains: vitamins A, C, B6, minerals manganese, potassium
  

Cucumber

• Cucumbers are low in calories and make a hydrating snack. Remove the seeds and cut them into small pieces.
• What it contains: vitamins K, C, minerals potassium
  

Celery

• Celery is a low-calorie vegetable that can be a crunchy treat for dogs. Cut it into small, manageable pieces.
• What it contains: vitamins A, K, minerals potassium
  

Spinach

• Spinach is rich in vitamins, but because of its oxalic acid content, it’s best to serve it in moderation.
• What it contains: vitamins A, C, K, B9, minerals iron, calcium
  

Leaf salad

• This vegetable is very rich in fibre and is easily digestible for dogs. Care must be taken to ensure that it is prepared correctly – it is advisable to grind it well.
• What it contains: vitamins K, C, minerals beta-carotene, folic acid, manganese, chromium, iodine and zinc.