Overview
Yes. Dogs can have peanut oil. Peanut oil has high amounts of healthy fats that promote healthy skin and coat. However, it should only be given to dogs in moderation.
Can dogs have Peanut oil?
Benefits
- Peanut oil is rich in vitamin E and essential fatty acids, which are important in keeping the dog's coat shiny and the skin healthy.
Risks
- Peanut oil is a common ingredient in dog foods, but it can cause adverse effects to dogs if consumed in large amounts. The oil can cause gastrointestinal upset in dogs, and large amounts could also lead to pancreatitis or other health problems.
- Peanut oil should not be given to dogs that are allergic to peanuts.
- Don't give hydrogenated peanut oil because it contains trans fats, which can potentially increase cholesterol levels in the blood.
Servings
- It's recommended to give your dog a small amount of cold-pressed or cold-extracted peanut oil as it's not exposed to external heat or chemical processes.
- Peanut oil can be added to your dog's meal. The recommended dosage is no more than a tablespoon daily, divided into two meals.
- Do not add peanut oil to your dog's food if he has pancreatitis.
