Can dogs have 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

Raw peppers have a satisfying crunch which makes them a great addition to fresh salads and side dishes, but it may not be the best option for your dog. Dogs sometimes have trouble digesting high-fiber foods but cooking those foods makes them easier to handle. read more

Apple seeds, apricot pits, cherry pits and peach pits are all toxic to dogs, although the fruit is OK. Avocado and onions are particularly dangerous; raisins and grapes can cause severe problems in your pooch. 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