Dogs can eat apples but there is an important thing to know before feeding them to your dog. Apples are an excellent source of vitamins A and C and fiber for your dog. Apples are a great snack for senior dogs because they are low in protein and fat. However, before feeding to your dog, make sure to remove the core and seeds! As with any new treat, moderation is the key because too many apples may cause gastrointestinal upset.
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Next time your four-legged friend gives you puppy eyes for a slice of your apple, don't worry about sharing. Apples are a great low-calorie snack for dogs and are packed with health benefits. To know how many apples you can feed your dog, see our feeding chart below.
Apples are a nutritious treat that you can feed to your dog regularly as a treat. However, the number of apples you feed your four-legged friends can have an impact on their health. Continue reading to see how much you can feed your dog.
If you're feeding Apples to your dog as a treat, remember that treats should only account for 10% of your dog's caloric intake. Dogs can eat apples as a daily treat, but make sure you're not overfeeding your pup. See the feeding guide below:
After removing the core and seeds, you can feed your dog bananas in many different ways:
If your dog ate an apple, there is no need to panic. While apple seeds should not be consumed by your dog, it would require a large amount of consumption to be dangerous. If your dog ate one apple whole, there is no need for concern.
If for some reason your dog is having an adverse reaction to eating an apple, consult your veterinarian immediately.
Most dogs are not allergic to apples, but in the rare event that your dog is having an allergic reaction after eating apples, they might experience the following symptoms:
Apples are not poisonous for dogs, but if your dog experiences any of the following symptoms, consult your veterinarian immediately:
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