It is not a food you should have your dog gnawing on. There is a risk that he will choke on it, and if he ingests the cob it can cause a serious intestinal blockage. No matter how lovingly your dog looks at you while you’re enjoying a piece of corn on the cob, do not share it with him. Is it Safe for My Dog to Eat Corn on the Cob?

Carbohydrates also can be a good source of fiber, which promotes gut health and motility. Despite the fact that carbs get a bad rap, certain sources of carbs (like corn) also provide essential nutrients, such as protein, fat, fiber, and vitamins. It is a good source of protein, carbohydrates, linoleic acid, and antioxidants. It is not just a filler in dog foods, it also has nutritional benefits. Does Corn Have Any Nutritional Value for Dogs? However, you should confirm that your dog is not allergic to corn prior to giving it to him. Many veterinary nutritionists agree that corn for dogs is not a problem and in fact, can be part of a well-balanced diet. In fact, you’ll find corn in a variety of dog foods manufacturers favor this grain because it is relatively inexpensive. Corn is one of the most popular cereal grains in the world and may contain a good amount of several vitamins and minerals, depending on the type of corn. Just make sure that you do so in moderation. It is perfectly safe for you to feed your dog corn off the cob in small amounts. While some of the foods you’re grilling and serving might be unsafe to share with your dog, luckily for him, corn (off the cob) is not one of them. But can dogs eat corn?įoods such as corn, both on and off the cob, are summertime staples and, chances are, your dog is going to want you to share. The variety of smells from all the delicious foods served is enticing to us and also to our four-legged friends. Recorded from the banks of his local green space the Lagan Towpath in Belfast.Warm weather is the perfect time for grilling and backyard barbecues. Simply record a short video on your phone and send it through to Jayne on Whatsapp: 07864721867 or email it to lead the way we sent Chris Scott from Outdoor Recreation NI (ORN Secretariat) out to share his reflections on 2020 and what he is looking forward to in 2021. Grab your phone and send us a video from one of your favourite places. We would love to know what your reflections are of 2020 and what you are looking forward to in 2021. This will be sent to members who book their place before Monday 7th December! Please include your address in the booking form so we can send this to you.īooking officially closes at 2pm on Monday 14th December. We will be sending out a little Christmas surprise to bring some festive cheer to our meeting. who will provide a personal reflection on the impacts of lockdown and the benefits of living next to green space for mind and body.

Our meeting will be interactive with prediction polls, fireside chats and we will be joined by Kelly Gordon, Director of KGSports Ltd. Join us as we reflect on a year like no other and recognise the challenges we have overcome. Booking is now open for our fun festive ‘member-only’ meeting.

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