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Five fruits which your dog loves most on this Summer

From WN

Dogs are carnivores. I suspect that it has been suggested wrongly. Dogs do love fruits. The juicy pulp and flesh make mouth-watering not only for humans but dogs too. Dogs have underdeveloped digestive system.

Hence they can’t break the foods and digest properly as humans do. Fruits and veggies have tough skin and coat. This is the reason why it is advised to peel off the skin of fruit and veggies before eating or serving dogs. Fruits are safe for dogs; some can be toxic. But, I add fruits are safe for dogs only when served in proper methods and precautions.

I would guide you on how to serve fruits for dogs in generic and then suggest you the safe fruits for dogs!Safe way of serving fruits to dogs

  1. Peel the skin and coat of fruit,
  2. Remove the seeds and tougher parts like core, pit,
  3. Slice the fruit into cubes or pieces,
  4. Before serving the fruits, make a testimony,
  5. Observe your dog for 48 hours of first serving! If he/she shows negative reactions like vomiting, diarrhea, stomach upset, then please do know that you have done something wrong in your dog’s diet!
  6. Serve only in prescribed limits in spite of age, metabolism, activities of dog,
  7. Serve only as an evening snack or training treat, not as a diet plan.

Here are the fruits which are perfectly safe for your dog to eat!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-JZhEnZrmY

Berries

Berries are small balls which will roll into our dog’s tongue to treat their taste buds. Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries,blueberries, boysenberries are completely safe for dogs in prescribed limits. Just serve as a treat. You can toss 5-10 berries for dogs in a day. Too much of sugar will affect your dogs gut health!

Papayas

Papayas are not only best for face masks but stomach masks too. Papayas can cure digestive issues, constipation. You can share two or three cubes of papaya for your dog in the daily diet. You can serve him papaya in diet plan smashed with the meals at prescribed limits. Papaya can cure your dog’s digestive issues on regular diet plan at prescribed limits.

Be sure to remove papaya seeds and skin before serving your dog, as seeds contain traces of cyanide. The skin may be filled with dust, pesticides or other bacteria. Serve papaya to your puppy, but at limits.

Cantaloupes

Cantaloupes are juicy as well as fibrous fruits which can promote digestion in dogs. Cantaloupes are rich in Vitamins and minerals. Hence they can promote eyesight in old and diabetic dogs. Cantaloupes are rich in dietary fiber, and hence it can help your dog’s weight loss program. Try it on this summer!

Apples

Dogs can eat the crunchy, munchy apples as a daily treat. You can make applesauce or jam in the home to serve in your dogs daily diet. You can feed the raw slices of apples without any chaos. Apples can improve your dog’s immunity and completes the nutritional requirements.

Apples help to control the bad breath in your dog and makes your dog’s teeth brighter ever. It’s not possible to brush your dog’s teeth daily. Instead, include apple slices in your dog’s diet plan, the apple slices will remove the germs and bacteria present in your dog’s mouth.

You must remove the seeds, core, and pit of apple before serving to your dog. It contains a toxic substance called amygdalin. Amygdalin is found in the parts mentioned above of an apple, hence remove it before serving!

Apple is a low-calorie as well as a healthy treat to your dog!

Oranges

Orange are also safe for your dogs. You can share with your canine buddy without any chaos. But don’t overdo! It will abruptly increase your dog’s blood sugar level and may get into serious health problems. On serving excess oranges, your dog will suffer from stomach upset, diarrhea and vomiting. Hence, please remove the orange seed before serving your dog!

Share all safe fruit with your dog and enjoy the nature! Never forget to share other dog owners about these safe fruits!

For more read here:- Can dogs eat oranges

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