A Dalmatian sniffing a tray of fruit

Healthy Fruits For Pups

Whether you have a curious puppy or a seasoned canine companion, this blog post will hep you make informed decisions about incorporating fruits into their meals. 

1. Bananas

Pug with a banana peel on its head

Due to their high sugar content, bananas should be an occasional treat and not an everyday food. If given properly, they are a great source of fibers, vitamins and potassium.

2. Pineapples

Pug sitting on the floor next to a pineapple

Just like bananas, pineapples are rich in fibers, vitamins, minerals, but also contain bromelain. Bromelain is a type of enzime that helps dogs absorb more proteins. Always remember, your dog should not eat anything but the fruit flesh.

 3. Strawberries

A Weimaraner holding a strawberry on its paws

Strawberries contain lots of sugar, so don't give your dog too much. If given properly, your dog will get a boost of vitamins C and they can even whiten your dog's teeth.

4. Melon

Corgi licking a melon slice

Melons are a great treat for overweight dogs. Naturally rich in vitamins and minerals they are juicy and hydrate your dog. While the seeds don't contain any harmful elements, they might be a choking hazard so it is recommended you remove them before consumption.

5. Peaches 

A dog looking at peaches placed on a blanket

Freshly cut or frozen peaches are a great treat rich with vitamin A and fibers. While the pit contains cyanide, cutting around the pit makes the peach perfectly safe and tasty.

6. Watermelon

A Pitbull biting into a watermelon slice

Watermelons are a great summer snack for dogs. Remove the seeds and rind, and you have the perfect treat. Rich with vitamins, minerals and even pottasium it is one of the best fruits a dog can eat.

Thank you for reading. Hopefully you found this article fun and interesting! Until next time.

Stay pawsome! 🐶

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