Can dogs have peaches?

Cyanide can kill. However, peaches contain only low levels of this harmful chemical compound – just as bananas contain traces of radiation. Nevertheless, always remove the pit. Cyanide isn't a problem for your dog if you feed this fruit in small amounts and not regularly. read more

Peaches have many healthy benefits for people and dogs, as they are full of vitamins (including vitamins A and C), minerals, and antioxidants. Vitamin A is known to be a cancer fighter. Peaches are also low in calories, with a large peach having only 70 calories and 3 grams of fiber. read more

If you will be feeding your dogs with peaches, make sure to feed them in moderate amounts and to remove the pit. It would also be better if you can peel the peach first because some dogs might have a hard time digesting the skin of the peach. read more

Dogs can eat a few peaches or nectarines, but before giving your dog one of these delicious fruits make sure you have removed the poisonous pit. It is also best to wash the fruit before giving it to your doggy, and remember never to feed your dog rotten fruits. read more