Overview
Yes. Hamour is packed with protein essential to a dog's muscle development. Hamour is a bottom feeder fish with a moderate mercury level. If consumed excessively, it could cause mercury poisoning in dogs.
Can dogs eat Hamour?
Benefits
- Hamour refers to a group of bottom-dweller fish found in the waters of the Persian Gulf, the Indian Ocean, and the Western Pacific. Hamour fish are rich in protein, which helps build and maintain muscle mass.
- Hamour is low in calories and sodium, making it a suitable food for dogs.
Risks
- As bottom-dwelling fish, hamour has moderate levels of mercury. Excessive consumption can lead to mercury poisoning.
- Hamour bones are a choking hazard.
Servings
- Hamour can be boiled, steamed, or grilled without seasoning.
- It can be mixed with dog food or given separately.
- Remove the bones before serving.
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