Can dogs eat citrus fruit?

As with lemons, limes and even grapefruit, ASPCA maintains that citric acid content of oranges may be risky to dogs. If your dog gets any of these things into his mouth and eats them, especially in big amounts, issues with the central nervous system may arise. read more

Not only are citrus on the list of fruits not to give your dogs, they are actually quite toxic to canines. Just because your precious doggy shows an interest in the yummy citrus fruits you eat and use in cooking, don't immediately assume they're harmless to him. Assumptions are often a recipe for disaster. read more

Not only can some fruits promote better health in your pet, they can also become a favorite snack thanks to their sweet and delicious flavors. However, not all fruits are safe for dogs to eat. Some dangerous foods for dogs, like grapes and macadamia nuts, can be poisonous to your pet. read more

Most fruits and vegetables that people eat are perfectly safe for dogs. Citrus fruits are among these safe fruits. They are beneficial as well, as they have high levels of vitamin C. You should never feed your dog avocados, rhubarb leaves, grapes or raisins as these are highly toxic. read more