Dogs can eat prawn crackers, but only in moderation and with caution. Prawn crackers are generally safe in small amounts because they contain some prawn or shrimp flavoring, which is not toxic to dogs. However, prawn crackers are typically high in salt, fat, and may contain artificial additives or seasonings that can be harmful or cause digestive issues if consumed in excess. Seasonings like garlic or onion powder, sometimes present in prawn crackers, are toxic to dogs. Additionally, the crunchy texture of prawn crackers can pose a choking hazard, especially for smaller breeds. Overall, prawn crackers should be treated as an occasional treat rather than a regular part of a dog’s diet, and it is best to consult a veterinarian before introducing them. Safer, dog-specific treats are recommended as alternatives. Summary:

• Dogs can eat prawn crackers occasionally.
• High salt and fat content and artificial additives make them unhealthy if fed regularly.
• Seasonings like garlic or onion in crackers are toxic.
• Crunchy texture can be a choking hazard.
• Consult a vet before offering.
• Prefer dog-friendly treats as safer alternatives.