Cheese is fine (in moderation). Grapes, onions, garlic, and chocolate are not. There may be others. Your vet should be able to confirm good and bad foods. Don’t use AI for this kind of advice.
I asked mine and they’re telling me they’re totally alright eating cheese, pepperoni, bacon, chicken, french fries, potato chips, pretzels, cookies, ice-cream, rice, peppers, beef, graham crackers, other crackers… oh, they’ve just changed their answer to “all of the food.”
Yes, but dogs can eat a lot of things they shouldn’t. They have no restraint. That’s where you come in.
Yes, it is bad for them, especially little dogs. No, it won’t kill them, but it’s not good. Most advice online says cheese is fine but not high fat cheese… If you’re buying low fat cheese for your dog, you can afford a proper dog treat.
can dogs eat cheese? is it bad for them?
Cheese is fine (in moderation). Grapes, onions, garlic, and chocolate are not. There may be others. Your vet should be able to confirm good and bad foods. Don’t use AI for this kind of advice.
Xylitol, an artificial sugar commonly found in gum, is super poisonous to dogs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xylitol
Xylitol isn’t found in cheese.
It’s also not found in steak.
What about cheese gum?
I asked mine and they’re telling me they’re totally alright eating cheese, pepperoni, bacon, chicken, french fries, potato chips, pretzels, cookies, ice-cream, rice, peppers, beef, graham crackers, other crackers… oh, they’ve just changed their answer to “all of the food.”
Yes, but dogs can eat a lot of things they shouldn’t. They have no restraint. That’s where you come in.
Yes, it is bad for them, especially little dogs. No, it won’t kill them, but it’s not good. Most advice online says cheese is fine but not high fat cheese… If you’re buying low fat cheese for your dog, you can afford a proper dog treat.
Yes. No worse than it is for us.