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fruits
Can dogs eat apples?
✓ Safe for dogs
Yes, dogs can eat apples
Yes — without seeds or core
Why it's okay
Apples are an excellent low-fat source of fiber, vitamin A and vitamin C for dogs. The flesh is fully safe.
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Recommended serving
Slice into bite-sized pieces; remove all seeds and the core. 1–2 slices for small dogs, up to ½ apple for large dogs.
Key tips
- •Always remove the core and seeds — apple seeds contain trace cyanide
- •Wash thoroughly to remove pesticides
- •Skip canned/sweetened apple products
- •Frozen apple slices make great summer treats
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More fruits for dogs
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Can dogs eat grapes?
NO — toxic, can cause kidney failure
Can dogs eat bananas?
Yes — peeled, in moderation
Can dogs eat strawberries?
Yes — in moderation
Can dogs eat blueberries?
Yes — superfood for dogs
Can dogs eat watermelon?
Yes — flesh only, no rind/seeds
Can dogs eat oranges?
Sometimes — flesh only, small amount
Sources & review
Compiled by the CanEatDB editorial team. Last reviewed: January 2025. If you spot an error, contact us.
Disclaimer: This information is compiled from authoritative sources (ASPCA, AKC, Merck Veterinary Manual) for educational purposes. It is not a substitute for veterinary advice. Always consult your vet about your pet's specific dietary needs, especially for pets with existing health conditions.