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Can dogs and cats eat collard greens?
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Collard Greens safety for dogs
Plain, cooked, chopped collard greens are safe for healthy dogs in small amounts, but seasoned Southern-style preparations are not equivalent.
Safe serving: A small amount of plain, cooked, chopped leaf with no salt, fat, garlic, onion, or seasoning.
Collard Greens safety for cats
Plain, cooked, chopped collard greens are safe for healthy cats in small amounts, but they are unnecessary and seasoned preparations can contain harmful salt or alliums.
Safe serving: A small amount of plain, cooked, chopped leaf with no salt, fat, garlic, onion, or seasoning.
This page is for informational purposes only and is not veterinary advice. Always consult your veterinarian about your pet's diet and health.
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