Overview
No. Corn cobs should not be given to dogs because they are a choking hazard. Corn cobs are indigestible and can potentially obstruct the gastrointestinal tract and cause gut rupture.
Can dogs eat Corn cob?
Risks
- Corn cob is the part of the corn where the kernels grow. Because it's hard and very fibrous, it cannot be digested.
- When ingested, corn cob can cause intestinal obstruction. It may also irritate and inflame the dog's gut and cause it to rupture.
- Corn cob can be a choking hazard for dogs. This is because corn cobs can easily become lodged in a dog's throat and cause serious injury.
