Detailed Safety Information
High in oxalates (750-970mg per 100g raw). Not listed as toxic by ASPCA. Healthy dogs can eat small steamed amounts (large dogs ≤15g, small dogs ≤2g, 1-2× per week). Chronic excess can cause calcium oxalate kidney stones. Forbidden for dogs with kidney stones or urinary issues. Not recommended for cats due to very high calcium oxalate stone prevalence (~50%).
High oxalate — forbidden for dogs with kidney disease or urinary stones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dogs eat spinach?
Yes, spinach is generally safe for dogs when prepared properly. High in oxalates (750-970mg per 100g raw). Not listed as toxic by ASPCA. Healthy dogs can eat small steamed amounts (large dogs ≤15g, small dogs ≤2g, 1-2× per week). Chronic excess can cause calcium oxalate kidney stones. Forbidden for dogs with kidney stones or urinary issues. Not recommended for cats due to very high calcium oxalate stone prevalence (~50%).
Can cats eat spinach?
No, spinach is not safe for cats. High in oxalates (750-970mg per 100g raw). Not listed as toxic by ASPCA. Healthy dogs can eat small steamed amounts (large dogs ≤15g, small dogs ≤2g, 1-2× per week). Chronic excess can cause calcium oxalate kidney stones. Forbidden for dogs with kidney stones or urinary issues. Not recommended for cats due to very high calcium oxalate stone prevalence (~50%).