Is cheese harmful to dogs?
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No cheese is defiantely not harmful for dogs. Most dogs enjoy cheese. It makes a great traet for them and is also handy for getting pills into them. Also soft cheese is a great stuffer for kongs. Cheese cubes make great training treats.
Most dogs can eat cheese with no issues, occassionally some dogs may have sensative tummies and can't eat cheese.
If your dog enjoys a piece of cheese then there is no harm in letting him have it.
it's good for them..my dog loves it
It won't seriously harm your dog, but cheese is known to make their sniffing ablities slightly worse.
My vet told me that cheese was the most common cause of pancreatitis onset. He recommended that I only feed low fat cheeses, such as mozzarella..
no, but just watch his poo and make sure its hot effecting him
it'll make them constipated and stuff!
No i don`t thinks so my dog eats it
I don't think it's harmful in the way that chocolate is. Although my mother-in-law's dog is huge because she gave it so much.
if its thrown hard enuf it can be very harmful. hope that helps.
My puppy loves cheese curd!
Not really, but you have to be careful with your dog's salt intake.
well it is not good for them but u need to feed your dog low fat cheese like mozzarella
it might make them constipated but i dont think it will really hurt
Cheese is fat and not good for dogs or humans in large quantities but if he loves it I'm sure a little here and there will be ok.
Cheese is harmful to everybody!!!!
My dog trainer was actually training my dog with small pieces of cheese it won't hurt them just maybe make them fat.
No - Not in small quantities anyway.
as far as I know it's not harmful..as long as you don't feed him loads and loads of it. I'd recomend just phoning your vet to check though.but no. i don't think one slice a daywould do him much harm just so long as it's reasonably normal cheese. but please check to make sure
No my dog loved cheese except blue cheeses.
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