Overview
Yes, veal is the meat of calves. It is an excellent source of lean protein for dogs. In addition, with its iron and B vitamins, veal is a nutrient powerhouse for dogs.
Can dogs eat Veal?
Benefits
- Veal is rich in iron which helps in red blood cell production and prevents anemia in dogs.
- Veal is an excellent source of protein that helps in muscle development and tissue repair.
- It's also high in niacin, vitamins B6 and B12, and zinc, which boost energy levels and help regulate various organ functions in dogs.
- Veal is more tender and easier to digest than beef. It also has lower fat and cholesterol content compared to beef.
Risks
- Some dogs might be allergic to veal; symptoms include skin itchiness, flatulence, and diarrhea.
Servings
- Veal can be served raw or cooked. If giving your dog veal as part of a raw food diet, make sure to source veal from trusted suppliers of grass-fed livestock.
