Are apples good for dogs?

So, if you're going to give your dog apples, core the apples. Then, cut them into bite-size pieces and feed the dog this way. This may seem overly cautious, but why take the chance. Apples are a good source of dietary fiber and vitamin C as well as low in saturated fat and sodium. read more

Apples are a good source of dietary fiber and vitamin C as well as low in saturated fat and sodium. Some believe that vitamin C can help hip dysplasia, a common ailment in large and large, purebred dogs. read more

Besides being tasty, apples or apple slices are a good low protein, high fiber, antioxidant snacks for our canine friends. “Some senior dogs, or dogs prone to certain illnesses, must limit their meaty treats due to protein restrictions, or stick to a low fat diet,” says Dr. Oscar E. Chavez, DVM and chief medical officer of JustFoodForDogs. read more

For most dogs, the biggest problem they face from apples is an upset stomach or diarrhea if they consume too many. Monitor your dog’s apple intake to ensure his good health, and keep him out of the kitchen as fruit salads or pies are being assembled so he isn’t tempted to upset the apple bowl and eat too many. read more