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Can Dogs Eat Peppers

GChaves by GChaves
August 23, 2022
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Can dogs eat peppers?

Bell peppers are a common ingredient in the US. They can be found in many dishes, including stir-fries and vegetable platters. Peppers are sweet, crisp, and juicy. They can be used as a snack or as a healthy ingredient. You might be tempted to give your dog a piece if you enjoy peppers.

dog has pepper in mouth

Are re Peppers Safe for Dogs

Yes! BellPeppers do not cause any harm to dogs. If your dog loves crunchy snacks, they will love BellPeppers.

You should not give your dog spicy peppers. They are non-toxic and contain capsaicin. This chemical is responsible for heat in hot peppers. Although it is not toxic, it can cause extreme discomfort and pain in your pet.

If your dog does eat a spicy pepper, don’t panic. Although they aren’t toxic to dogs, your dog might experience stomach irritation, bowel pains, diarrhea, vomiting, or other symptoms. Your vet can help you to relieve your dog’s discomfort if they seem particularly distressed.

Common Pepper Types

Let’s look more deeply at which peppers can be safely eaten by dogs and which ones are not. Here is a quick overview of the most common peppers you will find in your local farmer’s market or grocery store.

*Note: We have added a “spice level” category, which is measured in Scoville Heat Units (SHU). Anything higher than zero can cause discomfort and gastrointestinal problems in your dog.

Pepper Type

Common Uses

Spice Level

Are Dogs Safe?




Anaheim Chili

Stews, sauces, salsas

500-1000 SHU

No.




Banana Pepper

Condiment

500 SHU

No.




Bell Pepper

Snacking raw or stir-fried in soups and salads

0 SHU

Yes!




Bird’s Eye Chili

Thai, Vietnamese, & Malaysian cuisine

50,000-100,000.

NO!




Carolina Reaper

Novelty, super spicy pepper

1,400,000- 2,200,000 SHU

NEVER. Get in touch with a veterinarian.




Cayenne Pepper

Seasoning: Dry and powdered

30,000-50,000 SHU

No.




Fresno Chili

Salsa, sauces, ceviche

2,500-10,000 SHU

No.




Ghost Pepper

Novelty, super spicy pepper

1,000,000+ SHU

NEVER. Get in touch with a veterinarian.




Habanero Pepper

Salsas, hot sauce

150,000 – 575k SHU

NO!




Jalapeno Pepper

Pickled foods from South and Central America, Southeast Asian cuisine, Central Asian cuisine.

2,000-8,000 SHU

No.




Pepperoncini

Condiment

100-500 SHU

No.




Pimento/Cherry Pepper

Condiment in olives

500-1000 SHU

No.




Poblano Pepper

Mexican cuisine

1000 – 1,500 SHU

No.




Scotch Bonnet

Jamaican cuisine

100,000- 350,000 SHU

NO!




Serrano Pepper

Mexican and Vietnamese cuisine

10,000-25,000 SHU

No.




Shishito Peppers

Grilled or fried

100-1000 SHU

No.

Nutritional Value of Peppers

Although bell peppers are high in vitamin C and can be enjoyed by dogs, more than that is recommended will not benefit them. The low-calorie content of bell peppers is what makes them a good choice for your dog. Bell peppers are full of water and low in calories so they make a great treat for dogs who like to chew!

How to Safely Feed Peppers To Dogs

It is best to remove the seeds and core the bell pepper before you give it to your dog.

Raw peppers may be difficult for some dogs to digest. You can lightly roast them or put them in the oven for a few minutes. It’s important to not season or add oil, as your dog shouldn’t eat foods high in salt or processed oils.

You should also avoid giving your dog bell peppers made with toxic ingredients. Bell peppers are often made with ingredients that can be harmful to dogs.

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Limit the amount of raw bell peppers (with stem and seeds removed) and only lightly cook, unseasoned and un-oiled bell peppers.

Can dogs eat peppers? The FAQ


dog eats bellpepper

You’re sure to find the answer to your pepper questions here if you don’t see it above. These are some of the most frequently asked questions by dog owners about whether their dogs can eat peppers.

Can dogs eat raw peppers?

Dogs can eat raw bell peppers as long as the stems and seeds have been removed. This will prevent them from choking or causing dental damage.

Dogs shouldn’t eat spicy or raw peppers or chilies. This can cause extreme pain and discomfort.

Can dogs eat bell peppers?

Yes! Yes! Although it is not toxic to dogs, capsaicin can cause severe gastrointestinal discomfort and distress in dogs.

Can dogs eat red and yellow peppers?

Yes, if they’re bell peppers. Other varieties of red or yellow peppers (like banana peppers and cayenne) have high levels of capsaicin so are not safe to be eaten by dogs.

Are re-Green Peppers Safe for Dogs?

Yes, if they’re bell peppers. Other varieties of green peppers, like serrano and jalapenos are too spicy for dogs to eat.

bell peppers

Fun fact! As they ripen, bell peppers change in color and become sweeter. They start out green, which is the least sweet, and then they turn yellow, orange, and red, which are the sweetest.

Can dogs eat bell peppers cooked?

As long as you don’t add any oil, seasonings, or other ingredients to the dish, yes!

You can cook the bell peppers lightly before you give them to your dog if your dog is sensitive or has trouble digesting vegetables. Your dog will be able to digest the bell pepper fiber by cooking them.

You should not give your dog seasoned bell peppers.

Dogs can eat spicy peppers

No! No!

Consuming spicy peppers can cause stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea, or distress. It can be distressing to see your dog feel uncomfortable.

If your dog is experiencing discomfort after eating spicy peppers, it’s worth calling your vet. Your vet will give you suggestions to help your dog feel better as the spice fades, and what to do if the situation becomes serious.

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