Question:
Are lentils good for dogs ?
lynn x3
2010-04-17 04:25:49 UTC
Do lentils have the right nutrients for dogs ?
Eleven answers:
anonymous
2010-04-17 04:52:05 UTC
Yes, if in proper amounts and well cooked.

Everyone has their own opinion, you just have to go with what you think is best.

Our vet has the attitude that dogs should eat a tiny bit of everything, so that they don't get 'delicate stomach. Of course i am not talking about cookies and candy etc..! I am referring to any natural found product.

I make/cook my dog's food and every couple of days give a meal of a very good quality dog food like Orijen (amazing what you can learn by reading the ingredients!). The reason for the prepared dog food meal is to keep her used it for when we are traveling or away from home when she cannot have her homemade meals.

Each breed has its own needs, and it also depends on the activity level. Ours is a miniature pinscher that doesn't have an 'off'' button! so her diet consists of 75 percent protein from meat sources (rabbit beef, pork,lamb), 15 percent from legumes and grains (lentils, garbanzos, beans, bulgar wheat, oats) and 10 percent vegetables (everything EXCEPT mushrooms, onions, and garlic which are not very good for a dog)

Sorry for the long winded answer!

So yes, your dog can easily eat lentils as long as they are well cooked (all veggie and grains/legumes must be well cooked as they won't receive the vitamins and minerals from them if not), introduced slowly, and never consisting of more than 10 percent of the meal. Just like humans they will get a tummy ache and bad wind and poo if they eat too much of them. (i myself adore lentils!)

At least that is what i have been told :)
pattonjr
2016-09-30 06:29:40 UTC
Can Dogs Eat Lentils
anonymous
2016-04-01 09:05:33 UTC
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Onions are definitely on the danger list for dogs! Most dogs won't get ill from just a bit, but a dog could by hypersensitive, and all dogs can be affected if they eat enough. Cheese is fine in moderation. Salsa probably has onion in it. Also even if its mild it might give her the runs due to spices. Celery is okay as far as I know. Mushrooms are controversial - plenty of dogs have experience mushroom toxicity. Beans and Lentils are fine in moderation. So in short, I wouldn't! If you're tempted to feed her what you're making, just set aside some beans and cheese before you add in the other stuff.
givemestrength
2010-04-17 04:35:44 UTC
They're very good for human beings. But you'll have to ask a Vet for this advice. Don't assume that they are without first checking it out. There are plenty of varieties in animal foods these days,



To suit all types of animals so the lentils wouldn't make much difference to what you already feed the dog



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anonymous
2015-08-06 11:49:31 UTC
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Are lentils good for dogs ?

Do lentils have the right nutrients for dogs ?
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2016-05-31 04:28:08 UTC
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Marie
2013-12-09 02:39:12 UTC
I cook my dogs food using black lentils, pumkin,chicken or pilchards added to boiled rice.
Berenice
2014-08-14 20:03:36 UTC
I gave my dog lentils with white plain rice when he was having diarrhea and vomit and he ate it all and suit him well for his sad tummy.
?
2010-04-17 04:28:23 UTC
yea but not alot, and mixed in with there food :D it's good source of protein for dogs. :D XD XP ! :D
Kip's Mom
2010-04-17 04:26:47 UTC
No.



Meat has the right nutrients for dogs, as they are carnivores.
mailk bhai
2010-04-17 09:09:53 UTC
yes, you can mix it with dog food or meet, dont give it on its own.


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