what fuits and vegetables are good to give dogs?

Answer 1

Always cook or steam your vegetables before you give them to your dog. They are easier to digest on a dog's stomach once this is done.

Below is a complete list of no-nos for your dog.

Answer 2

I agree - no onions, no grapes, raisins, or avocadoes. That ASPCA link is a useful one! I make sure I do combos of different colored vegetables : dandelion greens, carrots, zucchini, blueberries, broccoli, kale, and an apple - all shredded, and then blended together. Dandelion greens and broccoli are great anti-cancer veggies!

Answer 3

Hi there. Most fruits and veggies are just fine. There are exceptions which are onions, garlic, and quite a few other items.Here is a complete list with the rationale why these are toxic to dogs.http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?cls=2&cat=1661&articleid=1030 have a great week.

Answer 4

Dogs can eat just about any fruit / vegetable if they think it'll taste good. However, you cannot feed your dog: chocolate, avacados, onions, macadamia nuts, grapes and raisins are highly toxic to dogs.
As for my dog, he enjoys carrots, peas, rice, watermelon, strawberries, tomatoes.

Answer 5

Carrots, apples, bananas, orange sections, broccoli, cauliflower, beans, etc. Stay away from onions and garlic. They contain an alkaloid compound that can damage red blood cells. Raisins and grapes aren't good as well as they can be very toxic and cause renal failure.

Answer 6

Carrots are great! I give my Golden's celery but I take the strings out. I give them steamed broccoli but not to much, (gas) fresh string bean.
Fruits are good too, not grapes or raisins they are toxic to dogs.Apples, pears, my Golden's love watermelon (take the seeds out).

Answer 7

can you even give a dog fruit?

but you can give a dog vegetables it depends on the brand of food you feed it

Answer 8

grapes are dangerous, my dogs love peanut butter, creamy only