Is celery safe for dogs?

Raw or cooked celery, just a little preparation is needed. Otherwise, this crunchy veggie can be a choking hazard. So, much like carrots, you can safely feed your dog celery. We sometimes reward our dogs with a quality organic treat that has duck, flax seed and 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

Celery appears to be fine for dogs to eat. Most vegetables are. It’s good for your dog’s diet to feed your dog different kinds of vegetables every once in a while. So celery doesn’t appear harmful for dogs in most cases. Lots of dogs love chewing on a stick of celery. Others are picky and don’t like them. 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