Maybe. In moderation. That said, yes, dogs can technically eat green olives, but it’s not recommended to make it a regular part of their diet. 

Olives contain high levels of salt and are also acidic, which can lead to upset stomach and digestive problems for dogs. Salty foods like olives in brine can result in salt toxicity in dogs. Symptoms of salt toxicity include vomiting, diarrhea, and an upset stomach. If these symptoms occur, please call your vet right away.

Additionally, the pits or stones inside the green olives can pose a choking hazard or blockage in a dog’s digestive system. Therefore, it may be best to refrain from feeding green olives to your dog. This also includes olive-based foods like pasta or pizza.

It is best to stick to a balanced and appropriate diet for dogs and avoid feeding them human foods like green olives. If you’re concerned about your dog’s diet or health, it’s always best to consult with a veterinarian.

It is always a good idea to have pet insurance for unexpected incidents. Dogs can get into all sorts of mischief, never skip a vet appointment when you are unsure because you are worried about costs.