Is shrimp good for dogs?

Seafood and Safety. According to the American Kennel Club, a small and controlled taste of shrimp, as long as it is fully cooked, is not dangerous to dogs. The same also applies to other forms of shellfish, including lobster. "Fish can form the basis for a healthy and nutritious diet for your dog," Hohenhaus said. read more

Everyone with a dog knows the danger of the puppy eyes, especially when you're eating. Some people food is good in moderation, but shrimp and other shellfish (including lobster!) is perfectly fine for your pet to eat. read more

Small amounts of shrimp appear to be fine for most dogs to eat (aside from a small chance for allergy). If you do feed shrimp to your dog, at least be careful to peel the shells because like bones shells are hard to digest and may cause choking, cuts, or other irritations. read more

Occasional treats of this low-fat, low-cholesterol shellfish can play a beneficial role in your dog’s diet. Aside from being tasty, shrimp are packed with a healthy combination of anti-oxidants and important nutrients such as Vitamin B12, niacin, and phosphorus. read more