Yes, dogs can eat bananas. Bananas can be a healthy snack for your dog since they contain many key vitamins and minerals. As with most fruit, bananas are high in sugar, so be sure to feed in moderation.
Please note that before introducing any new food into your dog's diet, you should consult your veterinarian.
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Bananas are a great snack for your pet because they contain beneficial nutrients like potassium and magnesium, and they are high in Vitamins C and B6. Even though all parts of a banana are non-toxic for dogs, it's recommended that you remove the peel before sharing with your furry friend. It's also recommended to feed in moderation since bananas, as with most fruit, are high in sugar. See our feeding chart below for recommended quantities of banana by dog weight.
Bananas are a great treat that you can give to your dog every day. However, make sure to peel the banana first and limit how much you feed your pet.
If you're feeding bananas to your dog as a treat, remember that treats should only account for 10% of your dog's caloric intake. While dogs can eat bananas every day, use our feeding chart to limit how much you share with your pup.
After peeling the banana, you can feed your dog bananas in many different ways:
Don't worry if your dog ate a banana. No part of a banana is toxic for dogs. Just to be safe, monitor your dog's behavior and if you notice your dog is experiencing any of the symptoms listed below he or she might be having a bad reaction and you should consult a veterinarian immediately.
Bananas are not poisonous for dogs, but if your dog experiences any of the following symptoms, consult your veterinarian immediately: