In daily life, the dog's diet is mainly dog food, and occasionally the owner will make some side dishes for the dog when he is free. So which vegetables can dogs eat and which can't?

Eating some vegetables properly is good for dogs. Eating vegetables can supplement various vitamins for dogs, which is of great benefit to the nutritional balance of dogs. But not all vegetables can be eaten by dogs, and some vegetables can't be eaten by dogs. Generally, dogs can eat the following vegetables: cabbage, cucumber, carrot, broccoli, pumpkin, sweet potato, zucchini and other common vegetables, especially carrots. Eating raw carrots is good for dogs to supplement vitamins, but don't give dogs whole carrots. You can't break the whole carrot, and it is difficult to digest and absorb it in large pieces. Therefore, feed the dog a small amount every meal, not too much. Eating too much is easy to have diarrhea.

Some vegetables should never be given to dogs: for example, onions, tomatoes, garlic, mushrooms, potato skins and bean sprouts. These vegetables are not suitable for dogs, which may lead to poisoning or other diseases, so it is best not to give them vegetables casually, especially when the owner usually eats them.