Can dogs eat Whipped cream?

Overview

Caution. Whipped cream is generally safe for dogs in very small amounts, but it’s not a healthy treat. It’s typically high in fat and sugar, which can contribute to obesity, heart issues, and digestive problems if eaten in excess. Stick to occasional, bite-sized servings, and always choose unsweetened, xylitol-free varieties.

Risks

Whipped cream is high in fat which is unhealthy for dogs.
Most whipped cream contains added sugar. Dogs don't do well if they have excessive amounts of sugar in their system. It can cause diabetes, obesity, tooth decay, and digestive upset.
Some flavored whipped cream has ingredients that are toxic to dogs, such as chocolate.
As regular whipped cream is made from milk, it contains lactose that can trigger side effects in lactose-intolerant dogs.

Servings

Xylitol-free original flavored whipped cream can be given to dogs once in a while in a small amount.
For small dogs, give no more than1 tsp of whipped cream as a treat; large breeds can have up to 1/4 cup.