Is celery bad for dogs?

Answer: Yes. Cut up a modest amount into small pieces and remove the stringy parts. Celery can be a healthy treat for your dog. So, much like carrots, you can safely feed your dog celery. read more

Interestingly enough, too much celery can cause dogs to urinate a great deal more than usual. But cut into small, chewable, digestible pieces — with the leaves removed — celery is okay for dogs in limited amounts. read more

Dogs do not need celery to survive; the celery is more of added bonus to the diet. As healthy as celery is to humans, the same holds true for dogs. Without the toxins, the fat, calories, grease, and general junk that is the food of humans, celery stalk bites offer dogs a healthy alternative to eating people food. read more

If you suspect your dog has ingested naproxen take your dog to the vet immediately! Olives: Safe. Olives are safe for your dog in small quantities. However, some dogs may have stomach discomfort after eating olives. Small dogs should be only be given pitted olives as the pit may present a choking hazard. read more