Can dogs eat Roast chicken?

Overview

Yes, roasted chicken is safe for dogs’ consumption as long as it does not contain harmful ingredients to dogs, such as garlic and onions. Dogs can obtain iron, protein, and other essential nutrients from roasted chicken.

Benefits

Roast chicken is a good source of protein necessary for muscle development and tissue repair in dogs.
Roast chicken contains many essential nutrients that dogs need include vitamin B, vitamin D, iron, calcium, and zinc.

Risks

Roast chicken dishes may contain onion, garlic, spices, and seasonings that may be harmful to dogs.
Roast chicken contains bones that can splinter easily. They can injure the dog's mouth, throat, and intestines. Bones are also a choking hazard.

Servings

Homecooked roast chicken is healthier and safer for dogs as store-bought roasted chicken may have high salt content or contain ingredients that may be toxic to dogs.
Remove the skin if your dog is on a low-fat diet.
Never give cooked bones to dogs.