Overview
Yes, but in moderation. Miso is packed with vitamins and minerals that are beneficial to your dog’s health. The probiotics in miso help improve digestion and maintain gut health. However, miso is high in sodium, which is harmful to dogs if consumed in large amounts.
Benefits
Starter (fungus Aspergillus orizae). The ingredients are mixed together and fermented to form a miso paste. It's used in a variety of dishes, including soups, sauces, dressings, and marinades. Other varieties of miso contain cooked grains such as barley, rice, millet, or wheat.
- Miso is high in protein, which promotes canine health, including muscle development and maintenance, skin and coat health, energy, immune system support, and proper organ functioning.
- Miso is rich in probiotics, which help promote good bacteria in the gut, allowing dogs to better absorb nutrients and fight off harmful bacteria and irritants. This helps keep your dog's digestive system healthy, which can lead to an improved immune system and increased energy levels.
- Miso contains high levels of calcium and phosphorus for bone health; B vitamins for energy production, blood cell formation, immune system functioning, and hormone regulation; and iron for red blood cell formation. Studies suggest that miso's anti-inflammatory properties may also play a role in reducing risk factors associated with chronic diseases such as heart disease and cancer.
