Overview
No, sherry vinegar has strong acetic acid, which has a destructive effect on dogs’ digestive tracts. It can cause stomach problems such as abdominal pains. Consuming sherry vinegar can also injure dogs' throats and esophagus.
Can dogs have Sherry vinegar?
Risks
- Sherry vinegar is made from sherry wine that's been fermented and aged. It has acetic acid, which can cause gastric problems in dogs and damage their digestive tract. In large amounts, it can cause inflammation of the throat and can damage the dog's esophagus.
- Sherry vinegar has residual alcohol of about 3%. Alcohol is toxic to dogs.
