23 Oct
What Fruits are Good for Your Dog?
Fruits are one of nature’s powerhouses. Packing a host of vital vitamins
and essential minerals as well as being absolutely delicious in their own right,
eating a selection of fruits every day brings a host of nutrition benefits,
helps avoid deficiencies, and reduces the risk of disease. Not to mention
they’re absolutely brilliant treats to snack on. However, not everything that’s safe for you is safe for your dog. Our furry
friends have different dietary requirements than ours, and while they show great
enthusiasm in eating and will eat almost anything, the reality is not everything
your dog sinks their teeth into is good for their health. It’s not uncommon for a pet owner to feed their dog leftover scraps of
food. But your pet cannot express to you when they have ingested something
that’s harmful for them, so it’s the owner’s responsibility to
make sure that their companion only eats what’s good for them. You may be
wondering then, is it even healthy for my dog to eat fruits? Aren’t
dog’s carnivores? The answer to that is yes, and yes. Dogs are omnivores,
and a balanced diet for them includes a variety of fruits, vegetables, meat, and
grains. So, yes, your dog can eat fruits. The next thought on your mind may be, how do I
know what fruits are good for my dog? What fruits are going to boost their
health, and which ones are detrimental to it? What precautions should you take
before serving certain fruits, and which ones to avoid altogether? Fruits that are safe for your dog: So, fair few fruits are safe to feed your pooch, and are actually good for them. However, there
are a few fruits that you should never let your dog near, at any cost: are a
few fruits that you should never let your dog near, at any cost: If you suspect your dog has ingested
something they shouldn’t have,
look out for the following symptoms: If you observe any of these symptoms or
are unsure about what to do, immediately
get in touch with a vet, as your dog may
be in need of serious care. Keep these
foods off the shelves or tables where
your dog might reach them, and make sure
you follow precautions when you do serve
your dog fruits. While some fruits are
good for your dog and bring health
benefits, some are bad for their health
and it is up to the owner to make sure
that your dog is eating correctly.Fruits Safe for Your
Dog to Eat
Fruits to Avoid at
All Costs for Your Dog
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