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Can A Dog Eat Potato ?

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Can a dog eat potato?

There are dogs that eat with the pot, so also the real Dutch food to work inside. This includes, of course, the cooked potato, but can dogs eat cooked potatoes? Is this bad for them, can dogs get sick by eating boiled potato? These are all questions that we can imagine that you have no idea about. That is why we have worked out the most frequently asked questions for you in the blog below.

What is a potato?

Many people think that the sweet potato and potato family are from each other, but this is not the case. Potatoes grow under the ground at the roots of the potato plant. Like the tomato and sweet pepper, the potato belongs to the family of the nightshade. The green parts of the potato are therefore toxic. When potatoes are exposed to light, they are no longer suitable for consumption during storage. The potatoes turn green due to a high solanine content and are therefore poisonous.

Nutritional value of a potato
Carbohydrates
Vitamin B6
Fiber

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Is eating a cooked potato dangerous for your dog?

A boiled potato can not hurt but, raw potatoes contain a toxic substance called solanine. Solanine is mainly in the raw potato and the peel and sprouts (suckers) of the potato. Solanine caused in dogs:

A burning sensation in the throat
Nausea
Cramps
Vomit
Daze
Breathing difficulty
Unconsciousness

Do I have to go to the vet?

If your dog has eaten boiled potato, it may be possible that because he is not used to it, he may suffer from his stomach / intestines. If you doubt and your dog’s behavior deviates from the normal behavior, then it is wise to contact your vet. Your veterinarian can often best provide you with appropriate advice at that time.

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