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Similar to shrimp, the jury is still out on whether or not crab is safe to feed to your pet. Thereâs a chance that if fed in small portions, your dog should be fine. However, crab contains a lot of iodine, which many dogs are allergic to. These types of shellfish are fine for dogs to eat in moderation.