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1. CAN DOGS EAT
OLIVES?
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2. There are nearly 2,000 differentvarieties of olives, but the main
knowns are green olives and black olives. But Olives are full of
healthy nutrients, fats, and proteins also contain too many that
are unnecessary for dogs and having zero impact on a dog's health.
Pet experts say that many dogs don’t like an olive to eat; however,
if your dog likes to eat an olive, then Yes, Dogs can eat olive in
moderation. Before you offering olive to your canine, you should
keep the safety feeding precautions in your mind. Always serve
them natural and fresh olive in less amount, avoid giving them
pickled and canned varieties. Make sure to serve pitted olive as
they can cause choking hazards.
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3. • It contains monounsaturated fatty acid, which is healthy for
both dogs and humans, as well as promoting healthy skin and
reduce has cholesterol levels.
• It helps lower cholesterol and blood pressure, heart disease,
improve digestion, soothe allergic reactions, reduce
inflammation. And even certain cancers.
• Improve brain functions, circulation, digestion and improve
• cognitive health
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4. • Consuming olive in large amounts can cause digestive issues
such as an upset stomach, stomach pain, or diarrhea and can
cause choking hazards.
• Also, One small olive contains 24 mg of sodium, and the puppy
only needs 10 mg of sodium per day.
• The pits inside olives are hards can potentially lead to cracked
teeth and can pose a choking or other obstructions in dogs, as
they can block airways or intestinal blockage.
• Additionally, olive pits are hard, biting down on them and other
doggy dental dilemmas.
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5. • Canned or pickled olives contain high levels of sodium salt and
other ingredients that are toxic to dogs.
• An excessive amount of salt dehydrates dogs, and a high
amount of sodium leads to high blood pressure.
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6. • Before introducing any new or human food, first, contact your vet.
• The best way to offering your dog an olive for the first time, start with
moderation and give them a tiny piece or two, and observe him or her or
any adverse effects.
• Always serve natural, fresh, washed, and lees amount of olive to dogs.
Among 2000 varieties of olive, only black olives and green olives are safe
for dogs.
• It's better to avoid picked and canned olive, but olive has a very bitter
taste, so if you plan to serve picked or canned olive, then you must see
the ingredients and avoid those which contain ingredients that are
toxic to dogs like onion, garlic, etc.
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