Overview
Tahini is a nutrient-rich food for dogs, high in protein and vitamin B for energy and brain function. The fatty acids can reduce inflammation and lower blood pressure in dogs. Feed in moderation to avoid digestive issues.
Can dogs eat Tahini?
Benefits
- Tahini is made from hulled sesame seeds that are ground into a paste with the addition of olive oil or rapeseed oil. Tahini is an excellent source of fatty acids. Together with sesamin and sesamolin, they can improve cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure, reduce inflammation, and prevent heart disease in dogs.
- Tahini is a rich source of protein, which is essential for building and repairing tissues in the dog's body. It also plays a crucial role in maintaining muscle mass and supporting the canine immune system.
- The vitamin B found in tahini boosts canine brain function and regulates carbohydrate metabolism.
- Tahini is gluten-free and suitable for dogs with gluten sensitivities.
Risks
- Tahini is a high-fat and calorie-rich food that can cause weight gain, pancreatitis, and digestive upset in dogs when consumed in large amounts.
Servings
- Store-bought or homemade Tahini can be given to dogs. Add half a teaspoon to their meals or treats occasionally for a tasty and nutritious boost.
