Overview
Yes, dogs can eat pig tails, but it is important to keep close supervision. Pig tails contain bones that cause choking and intestinal obstruction. This organ is a good dog treat since it is low in fat but loaded with protein and nutrients.
Can dogs eat Pig tails?
Benefits
- Dogs can eat pig tails as they are low in fat and high in protein.
- Pigtails contain vitamin D, niacin, potassium, magnesium, and phosphorus.
Risks
- The bones in pig tails can cause choking, dogs should be under supervision when eating bones.
Servings
- Always try to source meat and offal from organic or free-range livestock.
- Pig tails can be served raw because the bones are softer and easier to chew. It is still advised to supervise a dog when he is eating any bones.
- For dogs that are not on a raw diet, boil the meaty pig tail until tender, remove any bones before serving.
