Can dogs eat honey graham crackers?

The general consensus among veterinarians is that honey graham crackers should be avoided. The primary concern with feeding dogs honey graham crackers is the high sugar content. Dogs have a much lower requirement for sugar than humans and consuming large amounts can lead to weight gain, obesity, and other health problems. Additionally, the artificial sweeteners used in honey graham crackers may be toxic to dogs. For example, xylitol is a common sweetener used in graham crackers and is known to be highly toxic to dogs, even in small amounts.

Honey graham crackers are not considered toxic for dogs, but because they are so sugary and high in carbohydrates, they are considered a junk food and should not be consumed by dogs regularly.