In moderation, dill is very much safe for dogs. There’s nothing toxic for dogs in this herb. All parts of dill are safe for dogs too – the leaves, stem, and even the seeds.
Of course, quantity matters here. If – for some reason – your dog overeats with dill you can expect to see some digestive problems and diarrhea or vomiting. Even that seems to be the extent of it, however, and there shouldn’t be any serious long-term consequences for your dog’s health.
Even if your dog is hungry and likes dill, however, it’s unlikely that he’ll eat that much – dogs prefer meat after all. So, if your dog has simply nibbled on some dill in your home – don’t worry, everything should be fine.
In fact, sprinkling some dill over your dog’s food or boiling it with some broth is an excellent addition to your dog’s diet. Dill is very rich in vitamins and various minerals dogs need. It also helps with their digestive health (again, in small doses) and it’s rich in antioxidants too.