Can dogs eat plums?

Plum pit contains cyanide, which is toxic to dogs. A more common hazard of allowing your dog to eat plums is the fact the pit can cause an obstruction, either in the throat while he tries to swallow, or cause an intestinal blockage if it travels far enough. read more

While plum pits are dangerous for dogs, the fruit itself is still safe, even beneficial, for dogs to eat. So, let’s talk about the benefits of feeding your dog plums. Plums are a very good source of vitamin C and a good source of vitamin K, copper, dietary fiber and potassium[1]. read more

The simple answer: No, dogs really should not eat the sweet and juicy purple fruit. “I do not recommend feeding plums to dogs,” says Dr. Susan Konecny, RN, DVM, and medical director for Best Friends Animal Society®. read more