is it ok to feed a dog a couple of ritz crackers?

Answer 1

yup, should be fine, but don't give them chocolate, that's bad for them, they can die.
Dogs like junk food just as much as we do. (not alot of stuff with salt, thats bad too)
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Answer 2

I've fed mine a few when I've snacked on some. They have never been sick or anything from eating them. I can only give my younger one pretzels though since the older one will puke if he eats those. So just depends on what your dog is able to tolerate if he throws up eating crackers then obviously don't feed the dog that. I'd say go ahead but not in huge amounts.

Answer 3

Give the poor dog some crackers and whatever else you like to snack on. I give my dog stuff. She is not too fat nor am I. I don't give her chocolate or grapes. Her favorite is popcorn. She does beg a little but not horrible and she is a dog after all. But I have taught her to stay back and use manners. I disagree with those who don't give theirs some treats here and there. Just watch the weight of the dog.

Answer 4

yeah sure my dog loves them and a couple wont hurt ....less salty crackers would be better though then he could have more.

(i dont know why all u people say no, ive had dogs all my life, very healthy ones and theres nothing wrong with giving them damn crackers...u all need to chill out and relax!!!!!!!!!!!!)

Answer 5

Dogs should not eat human treats. There is a lot of sodium nitrates in many of the things we eat, that are not natural to their systems. Chocolate and peanuts for instance can be lethal.

Dog food is designed for their health and distractive tracks. I advise against such crackers as well as table scraps.

Answer 6

A few crackers are O-K, but too much human food will kill a dog. Think of it as a fat man who keeps receiving and eating ho-hos non-stop.

Answer 7

Wheat can cause allergies but a couple crackers should not harm him. Moderation is the key here (as in everything)

Answer 8

No. The crackers are made mostly of wheat gluten, a filler. Dogs bodies do not digest fillers and will not gain any nutrients from them. They will only cause the dog to defecate more and encourage begging behaviour.

Answer 9

Shouldn't hurt him...but, sudden changes in diet or food the dog isn't used to are the most common cause of intestinal problems in dogs.

Answer 10

No, they contain fat and is not good for your dog. If anything besides dog food, give him healthy treats, especifically made for dogs, or raw carrot pieces, or plain crackers.

Answer 11

I do, but in little pieces and not too often. She is spoiled. Don't overdo it or ythe dog will expect it all the time. Alternate offering stuff they don't like so they don't expect goodies all the time.