Can dogs have scallops?

According to the ASPCA, non-fried cooked scallops are safe for dogs to eat. In fact, the Association states that it is okay to feed your dog all kinds of cooked shellfish. Scallops, shrimp, lobster or crab – as long as they are fed in moderation they present very little risk. read more

Can Dogs Eat Scallops – Raw Raw scallops are not recommended for your dog, unless you have introduced a raw dog food diet with other types of fish. Again, any approach to this must be made slowly and with the correct knowledge. read more

Small amounts of scallops should be fine for dogs. But large amounts of any “weird” food (weird for dogs at least), especially seafood, might cause trouble. One person shared a whole plate of scallops with their dog and ended up having to administer a little Immodium. read more

Scallops are very similar to clams, though clams can grow to be much larger. Both are bivalve mollusks, and the same cautions apply to scallops and clams. Fully cooked and divested of its shell, a few scallops should be safe for dogs in general, though individual dogs’ tolerance for and reaction to them may vary widely. read more