Raw eggs are not universally recognized as helping your dog's stomach health. On the contrary, raw eggs may contain harmful bacteria such as salmonella, which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and other digestive problems in dogs. In addition, the ovalbumin (Avidin) in raw eggs can interfere with the absorption of biotin (Vitamin H) in dogs, whereas the activity of ovalbumin in cooked eggs is reduced and biotin absorption is less affected. Cooked eggs are more suitable for dogs because the heat kills potential bacteria while reducing the effects of ovalbumin, which helps dogs absorb nutrients better. Therefore, if your dog's stomach health is a concern, you should choose hard-boiled eggs as a supplemental food rather than raw eggs. When feeding eggs, care should also be taken in moderation to avoid adding unnecessary burden to your dog's liver.