Overview
Although the toxins are neutralized when taro root is cooked and processed into chips, taro chips are seasoned with salt and pepper and may contain other ingredients that can be harmful to dogs when ingested.
Can dogs eat Taro chips?
Risks
- Although taro root is toxic, cooking and processing it removes the toxins. This makes taro chips not toxic. However, it's not a suitable snack or treats because it contains salt and pepper. It's also typically fried in oil, which is unhealthy.
- Some taro chips have garlic powder, Cajun spice, and other spicy seasonings that may be harmful to dogs when consumed excessively.
