⚠️ While some fruits are perfectly healthy for humans, they could contain compounds, seeds, or parts that are dangerous, if not toxic, to dogs. It’s best to keep these fruits out of your dog’s reach to ensure their safety.
🚫 Avocado
• Contains persin in the pit, skin, leaves, and plant.
• Can cause vomiting and diarrhea.
• High in fat, which can lead to digestive upset or pancreatitis.
⚠️ Keep avocados and avocado products out of your dog’s reach.
🚫 Cherries
• Cherry plants contain cyanide, except the fleshy fruit around the seed.
• Cyanide can cause dilated pupils, difficulty breathing, and red gums—this is a veterinary emergency.
• Secure discarded pits in a dog-proof trash can.
⚠️ Remove pits and keep discarded pits in a dog-proof trash can.
🚫 Grapes
• Grapes and raisins are highly toxic to dogs.
• Can cause acute kidney failure, which can be sudden and life-threatening.
• Do not put grapes or raisins in compost or accessible trash.
⚠️ Do not put grapes or raisins in compost or accessible trash.
🚫 Tomatoes
• The green parts (leaves, stems, unripe tomatoes) contain solanine, a toxic substance.
• Large amounts can cause illness.
• Prevent access to tomato plants in your garden.
⚠️ Prevent access to tomato plants in your garden.
📋 Safety Tips
💧 Wash fruits thoroughly.
🔪 Remove seeds, pits, and hard parts.
🧩 Cut into small, bite-sized pieces.
🍽️ Offer as a treat, not as a main meal.
⚖️ Always in moderate portions.
🚨 Important
If your dog eats any of these fruits or shows any unusual symptoms, contact your veterinarian immediately.
👀 Watch for these signs:
🐾 Vomiting
🐾 Diarrhea
🐾 Lethargy
🐾 Difficulty breathing
💡 Remember: Every dog is different. Watch how they react and make sure fruits are safe and appropriate for them.
🛡️ Supports immune system
🩺 Improves digestion
💧 Natural hydration
🦷 Promotes dental health