Are peppers good for dogs?

Vitamin E helps to keep your dog's skin and coat in good condition while Vitamin B6 is essential for a healthy nervous system. Okay, so bell peppers contain healthy nutrients, but which variety is the most nutritious? Dogs aren't used to eating spicy things and spicy foods can seriously upset their digestive system. read more

Generally speaking, red pepper for dogs is the most nutritious option. They have the highest concentration of Vitamin C and Vitamin A content and they are also higher in beta-carotene. The riper the pepper, the higher the nutrient content as well. read more

Can dogs eat green peppers – Precautions. Green peppers are not toxic to dogs, so there is no precautionary measures that need be taken there. However, experts do state that dogs do digest vegetables less efficiently than us humans. Green peppers have quite a tough outer skin if eaten raw. read more

It would be good for your dog to consume peppers from time to time. If you are aiming to feed your dog peppers to improve his/her vitamin intake, aim for the red peppers. If you are simply offering a treat, or offering peppers you have on hand, yellow, orange, and green are perfectly good options to give your pet on occasion. read more