Are peas good for dogs?

Good news for all you green bean fans out there: It's safe to share them with your dog! Thinkstock Plenty of dogs enjoy carrots, but if yours is hesitant about eating raw vegetables for the first time, you can steam or boil the vegetables for an easier transition. read more

Dog treat portion size: One or two Sugar snap or snow peas. For English, 1 or 2 tablespoons – depending on the dog’s size Benefits: Great source of vitamin K, and C. Good source of manganese, fiber, folate, phosphorus, protein, magnesium, copper, iron, zinc, potassium and vitamins B1, A, B6, B3 and B2. read more

Many dogs can eat dog food that uses peas without a problem, but dog food that relies heavily on peas can cause gastrointestinal problems for some dogs, especially if it contains a lot of fiber. The protein from peas is a plant-based protein and not as good for your dog as meat-based proteins. read more