Whilst some fruits are safe for your pet in limited quantities, it is important to note that when introducing new foods into your pet’s diet, they may experience symptoms of an upset stomach. We always recommend consulting a vet before introducing a new diet into your dog's routine.
Dogs can in fact eat apples, as long as they do not eat them in large quantities. Apples contain a large number of natural sugars, these sugars could potentially cause upset in a dog's stomach if they have too much. Can dogs eat apples? YES!
Simply put, yes, a dog can eat an orange, and the health benefits are definitely there. However, due to the acidity of the fruit, as well as the sharp taste of an orange, your dog may turn its nose up. Can dogs eat oranges? YES!
Dogs can in fact eat strawberries! Strawberries are high in fibre and vitamin C, both of which can play a great role in boosting a dog's overall health. Can dogs eat strawberries? YES!
Yes, dogs can eat bananas! There are no chemicals inside a banana that can have negative effects on a dog's digestive system, in fact, a chunk of banana can be a good alternative to other treats that have a high fat content. Can dogs eat bananas? YES!
Pineapple is safe for consumption by canines, but again, they may dislike the flavour. There is no need to force the food on your dog. If someone tried to give you dog food, and then wouldn’t leave you alone until you ate it, you would hate every second.
Can dogs eat pineapple? YES!
Due to their small size and vitamin content, blueberries are considered a great alternative to a high-fat dog treat such as a biscuit. Blueberries are full of vitamins C and K, as well as being high in antioxidants. The number of blueberries you give your dog should depend on two things, your dog's size and age.
Can dogs eat blueberries? YES!
Owners will be happy to know that their dogs can enjoy watermelon with you. High in fibre and water content, giving your dog watermelon is completely non-toxic and is even recommended as a healthy treat alternative. Can dogs eat watermelon? YES!
Mango is completely safe for dogs to eat, and contains many nutrients and vitamins that will contribute to a healthy diet. Much in the same way as you would for yourself, you should always make sure the mango is prepared correctly. You should remove any pulp, and peel the mango fully before giving it to your dog. Can dogs eat mango? YES!
No. You should never under any circumstances give your dogs grapes or raisins. Grapes are famously toxic to dogs and should never be given as treats. Whether they are peeled, in small quantities or even finely sliced, keep your dogs away from grapes.
Can dogs eat grapes? NO!
Whilst tomatoes are healthy for human consumption, it is a much different story for dogs. If you are wanting to feed your dog a tomato you should always make sure that it is fully ripe. Even then, you should only feed a tomato to a dog on rare occasions. Can dogs eat tomatoes? OCCASIONALLY.