Overview
Caution. Whole grain bread is generally safe for dogs to eat in moderation. Excessive intake can cause gastrointestinal issues. Dogs with sensitivities to wheat and grains may experience allergic reactions if they consume whole grain bread.
Can dogs eat Whole grain bread?
Benefits
- Whole grain bread is a type of bread made from flour where all parts of the grain remain intact, which retains more of the nutrients. This makes whole grain bread more nutritious than white bread.
- Whole grain bread contains dietary fiber, which helps in digestion. It also provides nutrients, such as protein, potassium, calcium, and iron.
Risks
- Excessive consumption of whole grain bread can cause gastrointestinal issues in dogs.
- Whole grain bread often contain more fiber than white bread, which can result in gastrointestinal issue in dogs if consumed in large amounts. In some cases, it can cause bloating, which is life-threatening if left unchecked.
- Whole grain bread that contains xylitol, raisins, chocolates, and onions are toxic and should be kept away from dogs.
- Whole grain bread can trigger allergic reactions in dogs with sensitivities to wheat or other grains.
Servings
- Plain whole grain bread should only be given to dogs as an occasional treat. It should not be part of their regular diet.
