Tuna for dogs
Tuna is a lean, high-protein source of omega-3 - give it to dogs occasionally and in small amounts because of its mercury content.
Can dogs eat tuna? Yes, occasionally - in small amounts.
Properties of tuna for dogs
It is a lean, high-protein source of omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin D. Important: tuna (a large, predatory fish) accumulates mercury, so give it rarely and in small portions, fresh or in water (not in oil/brine). A better, safer everyday choice is sardines.
Frequently asked questions
Can dogs eat tuna?
Occasionally and in small amounts. Tuna accumulates mercury, so do not give it often. Choose fresh or in water.
Is tinned tuna suitable for dogs?
Only in water, without salt or oil, occasionally. For regular feeding, small fish such as sardines are better.














