Never introduce new meals to your dog without first consulting your veterinarian, especially "people foods." Depending on a number of
variables, including your dog's age, medical history, current ailments, and food, what works for one dog might not work for yours. Treats
or other foods should not be given to dogs on a prescribed diet. Dogs can eat ham, but it's not a healthy treat for them. Therefore,
your dog should be alright if they eat a small piece that dropped to the ground. However, giving your dog ham as a frequent snack could
lead to some long-term health problems. Am has a lot of salt, and feeding dogs a diet heavy in sodium can lead to health issues such
obesity, renal illness, heart disease, and hypertension. Ham has a lot of fat in addition to salt. Eating fatty meals even once might give your dog unhappy stomach pains. Over
time, eating fatty foods can lead to obesity in dogs. Additionally, ham may contain a lot of sugar, which can lead to diabetes and obesity in dogs.