Carrots bad for dogs?

No I do not think so. But grapes and onions are

My 2 dogs have been getting baby carrots as treats for years. I have heard that these are recommended by vets. No calories. Better than giving biscuits. I also use mixed canned vegetables in my dogs food instead of canned dog food. My one overweight dog has lost weight because of the lesser calories.

Yh they should be fynn!lol All my dogs eat them, and apples!:P dunno y?

It is told by dog nutritionists that if you feed carrots to dogs, purchase certified organic carrots.

The reason for this is that carrots being roots, absorb everything from the ground around them...including harmful chemicals.  Farmers will plant carrots in between different crops to clean out the soil...then sell the carrots for consumption.  So we and our animals are eating whatever the carrots have absorbed through the ground.  Carrots and Beets, or any root that are fed to dogs needs to be organic...unless you don't mind feeding chemicals like pesticides to your dog.

Carrots are fine for dogs, as are other veggies. I.e., green beans, broccoli. Not to worry if you little guy or gal enjoys carrots. They're good for dogs.

My vet recommends carrots instead of biscuits, less fattening.

My sister's son's helper dog is not permitted to eat anything fattening and they also recommended carrots. The helper dogs are very costly to train and there is a list of instructions that come with them. If the owner does not follow their regimens they risk having to give them back. Carrots are definitely OK.