Overview
Yes, pig blood is safe for dogs to consume when prepared properly. Boil it first before serving to eliminate dangerous bacteria and parasites. Pig blood is a good source of protein, iron, and phosphorus for dogs.
Can dogs eat Pig blood?
Benefits
- Pig blood is rich in protein, riboflavin, iron, phosphorus, and other minerals that help maintain and repair a dog's muscles and tissues.
Risks
- Overconsumption of pig's blood might cause loose stool or diarrhea.
- Pig blood goes off easily, even when kept refrigerated.
- Pig blood is high in protein; excessive consumption can lead to weight gain and obesity.
- Animal blood may contain harmful bacteria and parasites that can cause health issues.
Servings
- Only use pig blood sourced from healthy livestock.
- Boil the pig's blood to eliminate any potential bacteria and parasites.
- For pig blood cake/curd, once boiled, let it cool down, then cut into small pieces, and add a small portion to your dog's food occasionally.
