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Should I purée cooked carrots and peas?
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Krista B
MemberHi I’m wanting to add carrots and peas to my dogs meals, do I need to purée them for her to completely digest them? I cook them in the microwave per the bag instructions. Just wondering if she will be able to digest them without them being pureed or if I should go ahead and purée them? I read that if you cook them until tender you shouldn’t need to purée them but I thought I would double check.
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anonymous
MemberDogs don’t digest carrots, no matter how you prepare them. That’s why you
will see orange/carrot chunks in the feces. Probably the same for other veggies, that being said, a little fiber is good, but, too much can cause GI upset and loose stools.
Some dogs don’t tolerate veggies (or like them) well at all.
I would check with the vet that you take your dog to for annual exams.
Depending on results (lab work etc) such as a predisposition for a certain type of bladder stones, the vet may advise NO veggies. -
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