Yes, dogs can eat veal. In fact, it’s a lot easier for dogs to digest veal than beef. It can be served either cooked or raw.

If you choose to add veal to your dog’s raw food diet, then make sure the veal you purchase is from a trusted supplier of grass-fed livestock.

Although veal is generally safe for dogs to eat, you should still be careful about the portions you give out. Don’t feed your dog too much veal. You should also check whether veal is safe for your dog’s breed since there are some breeds that react negatively to veal. 

You can feed your dog a small amount first and see how they react to it. If they don’t show any negative reactions, then you can continue feeding veal to your dog. So, for the most part, dogs can eat veal as long as they don’t overeat.

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