Can dogs eat peppers?

Feeding your dog too much raw bell pepper can cause diarrhea and, in some cases, vomiting. Never feed your dog bell peppers that have been cooked together with onions or garlic – these are toxic veggies for dogs! Your dog should never eat anything belonging to the onion family which includes leeks, garlic, and chives. read more

Give your dog just one or two small slices a day – larger dogs can eat up to half a small pepper. You can chop it up and mix it into your dog’s food, or you can cook it in coconut oil or puree it in your food processor. read more

Dogs can eat peppers, as long as they are not hot (such as jalapeño peppers). Hot peppers are unhealthy for dogs, and most dogs will start to choke from the spice. Regular peppers can be eaten by dogs, and are actually healthy for them in small amounts. read more

Dogs can eat peppers and especially red peppers but any color will be fine for them. Yellow and green bell peppers do not contain as much vitamins and nutrients as the red type. They are filled with vitamin C and vitamin E plus a lot of other nutrients. read more