Dogs are not allowed to eat crab shells. Because crab shells are very sharp and hard and difficult to digest, dogs will easily scratch their intestines and suffer from indigestion after eating them. Moreover, crab shells have no nutritional value to dogs, so owners do not need to Give your dog crab shells. It is recommended that the owner should mainly feed dog food instead of human food.
1. Crab shells are very brittle and hard, and will become very sharp after a dog bites them. When a dog swallows it, it is likely to scratch its mouth, esophagus and intestines, causing bleeding. If it cannot be digested, it will also cause anorexia and malnutrition in dogs, so it is recommended that owners do not give crab shells to dogs.
2. Because crab shells are not nutritious, there is no benefit to giving crab shells to dogs. If you want to supplement protein for your dog, you can choose to feed it easily digestible food, such as cooked chicken breast, beef, pork, etc. Generally, feeding it 2-3 times a week can meet the growth needs of your dog.
3. Not only crab shells cannot be eaten by dogs, but also sharp bones such as chicken bones and duck bones cannot be eaten by dogs. If the dog has eaten crab shells, it is recommended that the owner induce vomiting in time so that the crab shells in the stomach can be vomited out. If it is discovered late or the vomiting is not successful when inducing vomiting, the only way is to observe the dog's stool to see if it is excreted from the body, and take the dog to the pet hospital for further examination and treatment in time.