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Can my dog eat Alfalfa Sprouts?
Can my dog eat Alfalfa Sprouts?
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Can my dog eat Alfalfa Sprouts? 
You’re probably very familiar with alfalfa sprouts—they’ve been around on salad bars for decades and are often found in Asian dishes. Alfalfa sprouts are come from alfalfa seeds that have been allowed to sprout, but not to grow and develop into mature plants. They have many nutritional benefits including healthy starches, protein, vitamins and minerals.
Are alfalfa sprouts safe for dogs? Can my dog eat these? What about puppies? Yes, a dog eating alfalfa sprouts will gain the same healthy nutrients as their humans. In fact, many natural pet food manufacturers include these yummy sprouts in their dog food recipes. Oh, and we can’t forget puppies! Yes, a puppy eating sprouts is OK!
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Yeah, dogs that eat alfalfa sprouts stand to gain some healthy nutrients like protein, minerals, and vitamins just like we do. This is why I always recommend it and some other vegetables like delicata squash for some dogs recovering from certain issues. It helps them a lot.
I feed my dog what I eat most times and it’s so good to know that it’s been safe all along eating sprouts with me and that it can gain as much nutrients as I do from them. Thank you. You guys are really wonderful!
Oh that is true. I have come across many natural pet food manufacturers that include these sprouts in their dog food recipes and it sells well. I’m usually conscious of what I feed my dogs as the last one I had, I lost it to food poisoning.
Oh my. Really sorry about your last dog. I may have been careless though. I don’t usually check the nutritional benefits of any food I buy for mine. I just pick it off the shelf if the name sounds good and throw it into the cart. I guess I’ll be more careful about this now.