Dogs can eat spinach, because spinach is rich in antioxidants vitamin E, iron and selenium, which can promote dog cell proliferation and help maintain good bone health. It can also delay the aging of dogs, promote their development, make their hair look softer and smoother, and prevent anemia and diabetes in dogs. Spinach can also effectively activate the brain development function of pets and enhance their vitality.

Spinach also contains a kind of chromium, a substance similar to insulin. Feeding spinach to dogs with diabetes for a long time can effectively maintain the stability of the dog's blood sugar. For those dogs who are obese in daily life, or dogs who are likely to suffer from diabetes, appropriate use of some spinach can effectively prevent and treat diabetes. Since spinach and other vegetables are rich in fiber, excessive consumption may cause your dog to have loose stools or even diarrhea. If a dog develops such symptoms after eating spinach, it is recommended to stop feeding in time and observe whether the dog recovers in a short time.

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When feeding spinach to dogs, it is best to cook the spinach before feeding it to the dog, and it is not advisable to feed too much, any food Overfeeding is harmful to the body. Bacteria and parasites cannot be completely cleaned from raw spinach. The oxalic acid in spinach and the calcium in the body can form stones. Dogs with urinary tract diseases should not eat spinach. In normal times, you can also feed your dog some vegetables such as cabbage, water spinach, pumpkin, and carrots.