Do dogs eat apples?

Apple slices make a super, crunchy treat for your dog. They are a source of vitamins A and C, as well as fiber. Bonus: apples with the skin on are full of phytonutrients thought to protect against some types of cancer in humans. Apple seeds, however, contain cyanide so your dog should not be allowed to eat the core. read more

Apples contain calcium, vitamin K, vitamin C, and pectin (soluble fibre). One small apple contains 52 C. Things to do with apples for dogs. There are many different ways to feed apple to dogs; you can serve it as a frozen slice, you can wedge it into a Kong, you can make apple pops with apple sauce, or serve grated as a dinner topping. 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

Whether or not apples are safe for dogs is a question that many dog owners find themselves asking, especially after their pet has snatched an apple slice from the kitchen counter or gulped down an apple core at a family picnic. 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