1 Grapes, Raisins, Prunes – Kidney failure, as little as a single serving of grapes or raisins can kill a dog. 2  Persimmons Seeds – Can cause intestinal obstruction and enteritis. 3  Salt – Excessive intake can cause kidney problems. 4  Tomatoes – Tomatoes can cause tremors and heart arrhythmias.
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However, the pit of a peach contains cyanide, which is deadly to pretty much everyone. Cynaide may seep out from the pit into the tender peach meat that is closest to the center. The same can be said of plums and other fruits with a solid, centralized core or seed at the center. The risk to a dog’s digestive tract is also high with pitted fruits.
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We do not monitor this page on a daily basis. If you are questioning your dog’s behavior, CALL YOUR VET! Foods That Are Toxic To or Just-Plain-Bad for Dogs. 1  Alcohol – Can cause intoxication, coma, and death. 2  Avocado – The fruit, pit and plant are all toxic. 3  The toxic ingredient in avocado is called persin.
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A Final Word of Advice: Remember that every dog is unique, and don’t force them to eat something that they cannot digest well or may be allergic to. Sometimes you can encourage dogs to eat fruits by adding one of their favorite snacks like peanut butter to them for a tasty treat. Dogs are not solely carnivores, and would naturally eat a little more than meat out in the wild.
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– No Avocados: Most parts of avocado plants, including the fruit, seeds, leaves and bark-like exterior skins contain persin. Naturally ocurring persin can induce heavy vomiting and diarrhea in dogs, and too much of it can lead to serious health risks. – No Pear, Peach, or Plum Pits: these have the same negative effects as other fruit seeds and pits that can block the digestive tract.
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#1 – Grapes & Raisins The fact that grapes and raisins are toxic to dogs is becoming common knowledge among pet owners, and for good reason! They are toxic. While some dogs can consume grapes and/or raisins with no symptoms, it’s simply just not worth the risk. This is because consuming grapes or raisins can actually lead to irreversible kidney damage. So it’s best to make sure these are far out of reach of your pup. Click page 2 below for the next food!
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(Any of these fruits dogs can eat fresh; be cautious when feeding them dried fruits.). – Apples (these are beneficial for their immune system and stomach). – Bananas (high in potassium). – Berries, including blueberries and cranberries.
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Another yes, with the same conditions. Dogs aren’t accustomed to the sugar content even of normal, non-canned fruits, so as long as it’s a special treat and not the entire meal, these berries are okay by dogs. Let’s look now at a few fruits that are from a bit further afield than these grocery store staples.
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This is one of the most common dog-fruit questions out there, and for good reason. The simple answer is “no.” For reasons that remain almost completely obscured to science, dogs experience violent adverse effects when they eat either grapes or their shriveled cousins, raisins.
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Yes, dogs can eat watermelon with no problems. It is advised that you remove the seeds before giving your dog a taste of watermelon, though. Better safe than sorry. Let’s take a look now at a few popular berries.
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can dogs eat plums
No, dogs cannot eat plums. No, dogs can not eat plums.