Can dogs eat apple slices?

As is the case with any food for your dog, fruits should always be given in moderation. ... As such, you'll need to discard the core of the apple — which also poses a choking hazard — and cut the remaining fruit into slices to serve as a treat for your dog. 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

Apples are excellent for people - much better than statins to control cholesterol, and sharing your apple with your dog is a good way to help you remember to eat your apple every day. Lennon, our big German shepherd mix, has a weight problem, so apple slices are a treat we can give him without calorie worries. read more

Dogs can eat apples. You can chop them, peel them, or core them. Just make sure that your dog does not eat the seeds or the stems since they may be toxic in large amounts. Feeding a whole apple is not a good idea for this reason. The rest of the apple is safe for dogs to eat. read more

Lauten recommends serving your pup seedless, organic apple slices, because apple seeds naturally contain cyanide. Citrus fruits such as oranges are good too, but leave off the rinds; they contain many oils and could be too strong for a dog's digestive system. read more

One small apple contains 52 C. Things to do with apples for dogs There are many different ways to feed apple to dogs; you can serve it as a frozen slice, you can wedge it into a Kong, you can make apple pops with apple sauce, or serve grated as a dinner topping. read more