Overview
Yes, ragi can be safely fed to dogs provided that it is thoroughly cooked. This finger millet is a good alternative to wheat since it is gluten-free. Packed with prebiotics that are beneficial for a dog's gut health.
Can dogs eat Ragi?
Benefits
- Ragi, also known as Finger millet, is a good source of potassium and B vitamins. It promotes the optimal functioning of the kidney and heart.
- Ragi is high in fiber and prebiotics that support digestive health in dogs.
- Ragi is gluten-free suitable for dogs with wheat allergies or gluten intolerance.
Risks
- Only give cooked ragi to dogs, as undercooked ragi can trigger indigestion issues in dogs.
Servings
- Ragi flour can be used to make dog treats.
- Feed ragi to your dog in small amounts occasionally.
- Ragi should not make up for the majority of your dog's diet since it is a carbohydrate, and the majority of your dog's diet should be from quality meat-based protein.
