Overview
Yes, rabbit heads are good for dogs, especially dogs that are allergic to common protein sources like beef and chicken. As they are a novel protein, rabbit heads are less likely to trigger an allergic reaction.
Can dogs eat Rabbit heads?
Benefits
- Dogs can eat rabbit heads; rabbit is a novel protein, which means it is great for dogs with allergies to common protein sources like beef and chicken.
- Rabbit heads are a perfect treat for dogs with food sensitivity. The fur on rabbit heads is a good source of fiber, which helps clean your dog's gut and promotes healthy digestion.
- Rabbit heads are low in fat but high in vitamins B1, B3, and B5. They are also rich in copper and magnesium.
- Rabbit heads are a natural and nutritional chew. They help clean teeth and promote dental health.
Risks
- Excessive consumption of rabbit heads may cause digestive issues, especially for dogs with a sensitive stomach.
- If your dog has eaten a rabbit head he found in the wild, he might potentially get infected by tapeworms. You should take him to the vet; a deworming treatment may be given.
Servings
- Rabbit heads may be fed as a whole or ground.
- Always supervise your dog when feeding bones and heads.
- Rabbit head should be given to dogs in small amounts as an occasional treat.
