Overview
Can dogs eat haddock? Yes, haddock is a healthy fish for dogs. In fact, this fish is commonly used in some dog food and dog treats. Haddock is a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, phosphorous, proteins, and selenium for dogs.
Can dogs eat Haddock?
Benefits
- Dogs can eat haddock. Haddock is one of the ingredients in some commercial dog food; haddock dog treats are also available.
- Haddock is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which support heart health.
- Haddock is rich in protein, essential in building and repairing cells, muscles, and bones.
- Haddock is a good source of vitamins B3, B6, and B12, and phosphorus and selenium that promote organ health in dogs.
Risks
- Haddock has a low mercury concentration.
- Haddock bones are a choking hazard and can cause stomach blockage and gastrointestinal injuries in dogs.
- Raw haddock may contain bacteria and parasites.
Servings
- Clean the haddock. Gut and debone the fish.
- Cook the haddock thoroughly without seasoning.
- Avoid feeding smoked haddock to your dog as most smoked fish are high in salt.
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