Dogs can eat jelly, but it is recommended to give it to dogs as little as possible. This is because jelly contains a lot of edible gum and sugar, and dogs have low digestion ability. Eating too much may cause indigestion and even brain damage. Diseases such as cerebral palsy. At the same time, the sugar in jelly may also cause symptoms such as diarrhea and loss of appetite in dogs.

In addition, some fruit ingredients in jelly, especially grapes, are dangerous to dogs and may cause acute Liver failure. Therefore, if you decide to give jelly to your dog, it should be crushed to avoid choking and should only be given occasionally and in small amounts.