Can dogs eat Green peppers?

Overview

Yes. Green peppers are packed with vitamins, minerals, and powerful antioxidants that can boost a dog's immunity. Although green peppers have fewer nutrients and taste more bitter than ripe bell peppers, they are still a healthy option for a snack and can be included in a dog’s diet.

Benefits

Green peppers are an excellent source of vitamins A, C, and antioxidants, which help boost a dog's immune system and promote eye health.
Green peppers also contain potassium, essential for proper muscle function in dogs.

Risks

Green peppers are simply unripe bell peppers. Because green peppers are prematurely picked, they don't get all the natural sugars and nutrients from the ripening process. They have a more bitter taste compared to red peppers and yellow peppers, which may not be palatable to dogs.
The outer skin of green peppers is hard to chew and digest, which can cause upset stomach in dogs.

Servings

If the skin of the green peppers is hard for your dog to digest, you can cook them to make them more digestible. Remove the stem and seeds and cook until soft. To remove the skin easily, you can roast the green peppers.
Give 1-3 slices of green peppers and see if your dog likes them. Green peppers can be given as a treat or as part of a balanced diet.