Can dogs eat arugula?

Cooked Arugula Is Better than Raw. Surely you have heard that most vegetables lose nutrients in the cooking process, and are therefore best eaten raw. To sum it up, dogs can eat arugula, but only in very small amounts. read more

While it is true with most vegetables, arugula and other goitrogenic foods are best eaten cooked. That’s because goitrogenic vegetables lose a great amount of goitrogens in the cooking process – cooking makes these vegetables more thyroid friendly. To sum it up, dogs can eat arugula, but only in very small amounts. read more

Cabbages and inflorescent vegetables, including Brussels sprouts, cauliflower and broccoli are not only safe to feed Fido, they are chock-full of fiber and nutrients, including vitamins K and C. Salad greens like romaine lettuce and arugula can be fed to your pup, as can spinach, kale and collard greens. Dogs can eat iceberg lettuce, but feeding it to your pup won't provide him with any of the nutrients he needs. read more

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