Which fruit and vegetables can my dog eat?
Dogs are omnivores, hence eat meat or plant-based food. Fruit and vegetables can enrich a dog’s diet and provide healthy treats. Before feeding your dog any fruit, check which fruits are safe, and consider your pets pre-existing conditions as dogs with obesity, diabetes, bladder stones, and other conditions should not eat fruit without first consulting your vet. If there are no pre-existing conditions, dogs can eat …
Safe for dogs to eat
NOT safe for dogs to eat
Apples: remove the seeds and core first
Bananas: remove the peel first
Blackberries: in moderation
Blueberries
Broccoli: in small amounts
Brussels sprouts: beware as the gassy effects they have on humans apply to dogs too
Cranberries
Carrots
Celery: it is also known to freshen doggy breath
Coconut: no husk
Cucumbers
Green beans
Mango: remove the stone first
Oranges: remove all seeds, peel and core
Peaches: no pit
Peas
Pears: remove the pit and seeds first
Pineapple: remove the outer peel and crown
Potatoes: boiled, plain varieties
Raspberries: in small amounts
Rice: plain rice
Rock melon: in moderation as they are high in sugar
Spinach: in small amounts
Sweet potatoes: wash, peel and cook
Strawberries: in moderation
Watermelon: remove the rind and seeds first
Zucchini
Cherries
Chives
Citrus peels/oil
Garlic
Grapes, raisins, currants, sultanas
Macadamia nuts
Mushrooms
Nuts
Onions
Wildberries