Boiled eggs are good for dogs and can be a nutritious treat. They are packed with high-quality protein, healthy fats, vitamins like A and B12, and minerals such as iron, which support muscle development, immune function, and skin and coat health. Boiled eggs are safer for dogs than raw eggs because boiling kills harmful bacteria like salmonella and makes the egg easier to digest. They should be served plain, without seasoning or additives, and in moderation to avoid any digestive upset or allergic reactions. Smaller dogs should be given eggs cut into bite-sized pieces to prevent choking. Eggshells can also be given if sterilized and finely crushed, as they provide calcium. Puppies can eat boiled eggs in moderation, but it is best to introduce them gradually and watch for any adverse reactions. Always consult a veterinarian before adding eggs regularly to a dog’s diet, especially if the dog has any pre- existing health conditions.