Can Dogs Eat Scallops?
Is It Really Safe for Your Dog to Eat Scallops? Read more to find out.
Small amounts of scallops should be fine for dogs. But large amounts of any “weird” food (weird for dogs at least), especially seafood, might cause trouble. One person shared a whole plate of scallops with their dog and ended up having to administer a little Immodium.
Has your dog eaten scallops before? Let us know in the comments.
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September 9th, 2010 at 5:50 am
My dogs have always had scallops with no problem. Never a plate of scallops but 2-4 with their food or as a treat. Avoid seasoned or fried – better to stick with broiled. My dogs have always loved fish and shell fish.
October 27th, 2010 at 7:27 pm
Both of my labs have eaten seared, baked and broiled scallops (in addition to cooked salmon, shrimp, lobster, rare ahi tuna, etc…) and have never been ill. Agree to not overly season, but is fine if your dog is USED to eating such items on occasion. The city vet continuously and consistently says my dogs are among the healthiest he’s ever seen, not to mention their amazingly soft, shiny and supple coats.
September 24th, 2011 at 3:31 am
I cooked scallops and shrimp about a week ago and my dog had two small scallops as a treat (boiled). He wasn’t too sure about the first one, but once he ate it he loved the second. He just threw up (6 days later) a hunk of grass and the two (whole) scallops. They were hard as a rock. I feel so bad. He hasn’t been acting sick but it was as if he was unable to digest them.
needless to say he will not be getting any more scallops as a treat.