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Can dogs eat Vegetable stock?

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Overview

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Yes, vegetable stock has a variety of nutrients that can be beneficial to dogs. However, the store-bought vegetable stock often contains high salt content, onion, garlic, spices, and seasonings that can be harmful to dogs. It’s recommended to give homemade vegetable stock with dog-friendly ingredients to prevent health issues.

Benefits

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  • Vegetable stock is rich in nutrients beneficial to dogs.
  • Vegetable stock is high in fiber which helps indigestion.
  • Vegetable stock also contains potassium, essential for healthy nerve, muscle, and heart function in dogs.

Risks

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  • The traditional vegetable stock ingredients include carrots, celery, and onions. Other vegetables from the allium family are added, such as onion leeks, garlic, scallions, and shallots, which are toxic to dogs.
  • Other ingredients added to the vegetable stock include aromatics, herbs, and spices that can be harmful to dogs. Consuming these vegetable stocks in large amounts can cause digestive issues in dogs.
  • Store-bought vegetable stock is available in liquid, powder, and cube form. Some of these vegetable stocks are high in sodium and may contain preservatives and additives that are unhealthy for dogs.
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Servings

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  • Avoid giving store-bought vegetable stock to dogs. Instead, make your own homemade vegetable stock using dog-friendly ingredients.

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