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Can my dog eat Spring Greens?
Can my dog eat Spring Greens?
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Can my dog eat Spring Greens? 
Spring greens the first leafy greens of spring, and are usually of the Brassica family, including kale, collard greens, turnips and even Brussels sprouts. Leafy greens are very healthy and contain essential nutrients such as vitamin A, B, C, & K, along with minerals. Spring greens are typically available April through June.
Can my dog eat spring greens? Yes! Can my puppy eat spring greens? Yes, he can! What if my dog ate too many spring greens? He would probably be OK, but could develop an upset stomach, vomiting and diarrhea. It’s best to only serve these leafy greens to your pup as an occasional treat and in small portions.
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My dog had too much spring greens to eat, I can’t see any of the mentioned symptoms yet, I really do hope he is truly okay.
Leafy greens are sure very healthy foods humans or animals would enjoy. I’m just learning that it contains vitamin and minerals. Since this is like the season for it, I really won’t mind having that arranged for my dogs. At least, let them switch their diet to something else and hopefully, this will be exciting for them.
The Komatsuna is really not toxic for dogs. I’ve confirmed from my vet and also fed that to my dog so I think it’s safe to feed them that. It’s also packed with lots of vitamins, calcium and a lot more which your dog will surely gain from.
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