Can my dog have apples?

As it turns out, it is! Dogs can eat apples and they are fantastic, affordable, healthy, and low calorie treat. They are a good source of vitamin A, vitamin C, and dietary fiber, and they also help keep a dog's teeth clean along with freshening the breath. read more

For your younger, active dog, Dr. Chavez suggests feeding her apples for the benefits of their antioxidants and vitamin C, which some vets believe help with degenerative conditions like joint disease, and for the fiber, which can contribute to overall gastrointestinal health. read more

Many dogs love apples which is great because apples can be a super, healthy treat. Apples contain calcium, vitamin K, vitamin C, and pectin (soluble fibre). One small apple contains 52 C. 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. read more

Another Beneficial Apple Product for Dogs. Another apple-based product that many dog owners find helpful for their pets is natural apple cider vinegar. Mixed with an equal part of water, apple cider vinegar can be an effective flea-control rinse following a shampoo, or it can be used as a flea-control spray when mixed with water. read more