In general, we don't recommend it for dogs. While dogs have been fed cornmeal (as a filler in dog food) for decades, that doesn't make it healthy. Corn is not part of the canine diet, many dogs have trouble digesting it, and most cornmeal these days is made from nutritionally poor, mass-produced corn.
Will cornmeal hurt dogs?
Yes, dogs can eat Cornmeal as it is not toxic to dogs, but it's also not healthy for dogs either. In fact, some dogs may start to develop Cornmeal allergy after consuming it for years. As discussed above, Cornmeal has been used in many dog food as a filler.
Can I feed my dog corn flour?
Cornflour. Often used as a thickener in many types of dog foods, cornflour is also completely safe in your pet's meals, though, again, it doesn't add much in nutritional value. It is particularly useful if you like to make your own treats and if your dog is gluten-free.
Can dogs eat corn flakes?
Some dogs are allergic to corn and should therefore avoid corn flakes. Otherwise, it's safe for dogs to eat corn flakes, but keep in mind that the cereal is high in carbohydrates and contains zero protein, so you're feeding your pet empty calories that don't provide much lasting energy.
Why can't dogs eat corn?
Well, corn may have health benefits as human food, but it's not as nutritious as you'd think for your dog. Whole fresh corn kernels have insoluble fiber. The hull of the kernel is hard for your dog to digest, so it doesn't digest completely as it moves through the digestive system.
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