Are jelly beans bad for dogs?

The quick answer would be no, jelly beans are not a safe treat for dogs, and that's why you should never give your dog these candies. In the short term, eating a good amount of sugary treats can upset your dog's stomach, but in the long term, it can cause dental cavities, diabetes and overweight. read more

Not medical advice: Jelly beans are not toxic to dogs, but can give them a bellyache. Some better treats for dogs are cheese, meats, and of course dog biscuits. read more

Any time a dog eats something outside of their normal diet I would not be surprised to see vomiting or diarrhea. If she vomits. Withhold all food and water until 2-3 hours after she stops vomiting. At that time introduce water in very small (tablespoon amounts) waiting 30 minutes in between to ensure she keeps it down. read more

The quick answer would be no, jelly beans are not a safe treat for dogs, and that’s why you should never give your dog these candies. If you look at the list of ingredients on a jelly bean package, then you’ll find that the main ingredient is sugar. read more