Regarding feeding dogs, many people say eggs are nutritious and suitable for dogs to eat, but many others say some substances in eggs can harm dogs, so they should absolutely not eat them. It’s unclear who is right or wrong. To address this issue, the PetsZone editor specially compiled information to answer for everyone. Let’s take a look below.

Let’s first answer the first question, can dogs eat eggs? The answer is definitely yes, dogs can eat eggs. But for dogs, it’s best to feed them cooked eggs. Although raw eggs seem pure and natural with no additives, raw eggs contain many microorganisms and bacteria. While the eggs themselves do not harm dogs, these microorganisms and bacteria can cause dogs to vomit and have diarrhea.

Also, raw eggs contain substances that counteract vitamin H. Without vitamin H, normal growth of dogs is affected, so this substance in raw eggs must be removed. The best way to remove this substance is to cook the eggs, because this antibiotic protein is very sensitive to temperature. Heating can effectively denature the protein and reduce its activity, allowing dogs to get better nutrition!

Therefore, when feeding dogs raw eggs, you must be very careful. Of course, for safety, the PetsZone editor still recommends feeding dogs cooked eggs.