Can dogs have orange juice?

If you provide it regularly, they could develop chronic stomach problems and lose some tooth enamel. Further, the acid in orange juice can make your dog's stool acidic and can give them a burning sensation when they poo. If your dog drinks up some spilled OJ, it's not a big problem. Don't worry about it too much. read more

Whole juice is not as good as fresh water. Dogs can drink fresh fruit juice in small quantities including apple juice and orange juice. Any fruit juice for a dog should be free of added sugar, artificial colors, or other ingredients. It would be a much better idea to give your dog a piece of fresh apple than to risk a juice that isn't really just juice. Even too much fresh juice can put too much sugar into your dog's diet. read more

Orange juice is not recommended for dogs. Some dog owners may think that giving water every day would be boring for the pooch and he might feel the need to try something else. However, water is the only liquid they need for hydration. read more

Most dogs don’t have a problem digesting orange juice, but the citric acid can affect some dogs in negative ways that include stomach upsets, vomiting, and diarrhea. Furthermore, citric acid may cause a burning sensation when dogs poop as a result of their stools being acidic. read more

Dogs can drink fresh fruit juice in small quantities including apple juice and orange juice. Any fruit juice for a dog should be free of added sugar, artificial colors, or other ingredients. It would be a much better idea to give your dog a piece of fresh apple than to risk a juice that isn't really just juice. read more

Accidents do happen and if your dog drinks a bit of orange juice, it shouldn’t cause any serious issues. However, don’t make it a habit and never feed him large bowl of orange juice. It’s in dogs’ nature to drink and eat pretty much anything presented to them. read more

Dogs can eat oranges safely. Dogs are omnivores, and most fruits (except grapes) are safe for them to consume in moderation. Oranges are a good source for vitamin C, vitamin B12, and other vitamins. The high citric acidity of oranges, however, may cause dogs diarrhea especially if fed in large amounts. read more