Eggs
Dogs & Cats
This food is generally safe for pets when prepared and served properly.
Complete protein with many nutrients.
Benefits
- Complete protein
- Contains selenium and riboflavin
- Good for coat
- Easy to digest
Risks & Warnings
- Cook fully - raw whites contain avidin which blocks biotin
- Some pets allergic
Serving Guidelines
Scrambled, boiled, or poached - no oil/butter. 1 egg occasionally for dogs, small portions for cats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can dogs eat eggs?
Yes, eggs is generally safe for dogs. Complete protein with many nutrients.
Can cats eat eggs?
Yes, eggs is generally safe for cats. Complete protein with many nutrients.
Is eggs toxic to pets?
Eggs is not toxic and safe for pets. Scrambled, boiled, or poached - no oil/butter. 1 egg occasionally for dogs, small portions for cats.
In-Depth Guide
Want to learn more about feeding eggs to your pet? Check out our comprehensive guide:
Can Dogs Eat Eggs? Veterinarian's Complete Guide to Feeding Eggs Safely [2025]
Yes, dogs can eat eggs! Learn the safest preparation methods (scrambled vs raw debate), optimal portions by dog size, biotin concerns, and how to use eggs for coat health from a board-certified veterinary nutritionist.
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