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Can dogs have beans?

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Many owners would say that a dog eating beans is a bad, even stinky, idea. The thinking is pets are gassy enough, despite this food being rich in protein and fiber. Beans cause flatulence for sure, but there's also much nutrition to be had. First off, all beans need to be cooked before they are fed to dogs. read more

Green beans are full of important vitamins and minerals, such as protein, iron, calcium, and vitamins B6, A, C, and K. Green beans are also full of fiber and are low in calories, which can help dogs and humans feel full when they are dieting. read more

Feeding excess beans can cause excessive gas in your dog which may lead to constipation. Although beans are extremely healthy, these are human foods and should be given in moderation. You still have to provide your dog its normal dog food or kibble. read more

Though beans can be a great source of fiber and protein, and some varieties contain beneficial vitamins and minerals, they shouldn’t be used as a replacement for animal protein. Nor should they be served in large quantities (they make dogs and humans gassy!). read more

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