Can my dog eat Haricot beans?
Can my dog eat Haricot beans?
Can my dog eat Haricot beans? 
Haricot beans, also called navy beans, are white or cream colored beans that originated in the Americas. These small white beans are popular for use in soups and other dishes. Navy beans are packed with B vitamins, calcium, iron, manganese, phosphorous and zinc.
Can my dog eat Haricot beans? Yes—they can be a healthy addition to your fur baby’s diet when used as an occasional addition. Be sure to first cook the beans, to make them easily digestible for your pup. Avoid canned navy beans if they’re combined with other ingredients such as onions, sugar, garlic, and spices that may be toxic to your pet. Can my puppy eat haricot beans? Yes, but again, only in moderation and as an occasional treat. My dog ate too many beans—what should I watch out for? Beans can cause digestive issues for your canine companion, including excessive gas, vomiting and diarrhea. This is why it’s a good idea to only serve haricot beans once in a while.
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I served my dog canned beans and the outcome was not good. I’ll try this style of cooking and see if it turns out better for him. Thanks for this!
I add haricot beans to almost every kind of soup because I love them. I’m hoping to start feeding them to my dog soon. Hopefully he’ll love them as much as I do.
Hmmm. This beans is sure packed with a lot of vitamins, calcium, and zinc. I just recently started eating it myself and didn’t even know it’s safe for my dog. Maybe when next I’ll be making it, I’ll add a little for her.
Your dog would love the Haricot beans. It is a healthy addition to your dog’s diet as long as it’s cooked first for easy digestion. Try to avoid the canned ones because it contains ingredients that aren’t safe for your dog like onions and other spices that may be toxic to your pet.
Looks like when our dogs eat too much of something, we just have to look out for digestive problems and diarrhea. This haricot beans are common in my region and I won’t mind including it in my dog’s diet. I’m glad to see that it’s packed with B vitamins, calcium and zinc. Just what a growing dog needs.
I give my dog this Haricot beans as an occasional and additional treats and he has loved it ever since I introduced it to him. I think he has developed a kind of immune to it because no matter the quantity he eats, he doesn’t have any problems with it as long as it’s properly cooked for easy digestion.
Well, I don’t know if you are feeding him too much, but if you are, I’ll recommend you try to cut it down. He may not show signs of not being comfortable with it yet, but it’s better to check in with a vet to be sure everything is fine.