Bean sprouts are a good source of vitamins, minerals, and fiber, which can provide some health benefits to dogs.
Bean sprouts are relatively low in calories, which can be beneficial for dogs watching their weight.
Some dogs may have difficulty digesting raw or uncooked bean sprouts, leading to digestive upset such as gas or diarrhea.
Raw bean sprouts can be prone to bacterial contamination, including Salmonella and E. coli, which can be harmful to dogs and humans alike.
If cooked thoroughly, bean sprouts may be easier for dogs to digest and can be a safer option compared to raw sprouts.
Like humans, dogs can have bean sprout allergies. Avoid giving bean sprouts to dogs with itching, swelling, or gastrointestinal issues.
Introduce bean sprouts to your dog slowly, as with any new food. Observe your dog's reaction and see a vet if necessary.
Before adding a new food to your dog's diet, consult with a vet to be sure it meets their needs.