Can dogs eat Pork pie?

Overview

Not recommended. Pork pie contains ingredients that can be harmful to dogs’ health, including onions, garlic, and other seasonings. Dogs that eat pork pie excessively on a regular basis could develop digestive upset, obesity, kidney issues, and pancreatitis, due to the high sodium and fat content.

Benefits

Pork pie is a traditional English meat pie that consists of a filling made of chopped cured or uncured pork, fat, and pastry. It's a source of protein and contains minerals, including iron and potassium.
The fat content in pork pie provides calories for energy.

Risks

While pork pie is not toxic, the high fat and salt content can cause stomach upset in some dogs. With regular consumption over time, it can lead to kidney issues and pancreatitis.
The specific ingredients and seasonings used in a pork pie can vary depending on the recipe, but it is common to include garlic and onion, which can be harmful to dogs when consumed in large amounts. Some pork pies may also include additional ingredients such as herbs, spices, and fruits.