Meat & Fish
Can dogs and cats eat eggs (cooked)?
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Eggs (cooked) safety for dogs
Fully cooked, plain eggs are a nutritious, safe protein source for dogs; cooking eliminates the Salmonella and biotin-blocking concerns of raw eggs.
Safe serving: Boiled or scrambled with no salt, butter, oil, or seasoning, given in moderation
Eggs (cooked) safety for cats
Fully cooked, plain eggs are safe for cats and provide easily digestible protein when fed in moderation.
Safe serving: Boiled or scrambled with no salt, butter, or seasoning, kept to a small portion of the diet
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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