It is recommended that vegetables be cooked. In fact, you can also feed raw vegetables directly, but it will be difficult for the dog's stomach to absorb the nutrients in the vegetables. Cooking the vegetables and feeding them can supplement the necessary nutrients for the dog and promote gastrointestinal digestion. But not all vegetables can be fed to dogs. For example, onions, mushrooms, etc. are not suitable for dogs.

What vegetables can dogs eat?

1. Cucumbers are low in calories and are sugars and carbohydrates. They are a good snack for dogs.

2. Carrots help clean teeth, supplement vitamin A, and help your own cells reproduce.

3. Broccoli is rich in vitamins, calcium and fiber. It must be boiled and cut into small pieces when feeding.

4. Spinach contains antioxidants and iron that dogs need, which is helpful for their bone development.

5. Cabbage, pumpkin, celery, cooked potatoes, green beans, bell peppers, etc. can be fed in appropriate amounts, provided that they must be cooked and broken into small pieces to avoid choking the dog.