Wender PetsOverview
Cooked, lean pork is okay; processed pork products are not.
Plain, cooked, lean pork is safe in moderation. However, pork is higher in fat than chicken or turkey. Never feed raw pork (risk of parasites), pork bones (can splinter), bacon, ham, or sausage (too much salt, fat, and preservatives).
Portion Guidance
Small amounts of well-cooked, lean, unseasoned pork only.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dogs eat pork?
Dogs can eat pork with caution. Cooked, lean pork is okay; processed pork products are not.
Is pork toxic to dogs?
Pork is not considered toxic to dogs, though moderation is always important. Plain, cooked, lean pork is safe in moderation. However, pork is higher in fat than chicken or turkey. Never feed raw pork (risk of parasites), pork bones (can splinter), bacon, ham, or sausage (too much salt, fat, and preservatives).
What happens if my dog eats pork?
Pork is generally well-tolerated by dogs when given in appropriate amounts. If your dog shows any unusual symptoms after eating it, contact your veterinarian.
How much pork can I give my dog?
Small amounts of well-cooked, lean, unseasoned pork only.