Overview
Can dogs eat plaice fish? Yes, plaice fish is healthy for dogs. It has low concentrations of saturated fats and mercury. Plaice offers dogs healthy amounts of iodine, iron, phosphorus, protein, iron, and vitamin B1.
Can dogs eat Plaice?
Benefits
- Dogs can eat plaice fish. Plaice is a lean fish; it is low in saturated fats and rich in protein.
- Plaice contains vitamins and minerals like vitamins B1 and B12, iodine, phosphorus, iron, and selenium, supporting and regulating a dog's body functions.
Risks
- Plaice has a low mercury level.
- The bones are a choking hazard and can cause stomach obstruction in dogs.
- Raw plaice may contain bacteria and parasites.
Servings
- Clean the plaice thoroughly before cooking. Cook the plaice without seasoning.
- Remove the bones, only serve the cooked plaice fillet to your dog.
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