can you feed your dog orange juice?

Answer 1

no too much acid and will make your dog sick .

Answer 2

Why would you want to? What's wrong with good old fashioned plain water? Orange Juice is too acidic for dogs. I would never give it to my dogs.

Answer 3

Although lapping up some orange juice probably won't be fatal to your dog the citric acid can upset his stomach. Therefore, do not feed your dog orange juice.

Answer 4

Don't worry, my dogs love orange juice, when I leave my cup unattended they knock it over and have a drink. As long as it is natural pure orange juice and not soda pop or orange aid type of drinks that have artificial sweetners in them which are bad for dogs, he will be fine. But do not make this part of his regular diet. no he is not going to die. nothing bad is going to happen.

Answer 5

unlike cats, dogs don't seem to have trouble enjoying a large variety of foods other than meat. My doberman pinscher who was euthanized last year (and truly missed) used to drink juice, eat ice cream, peanuts, chips, and lil' debbie snacks. I'm no Vet., but to be on the safe side don't give your dog anything other than dry dog food which should have all your dog needs in the way of a day's nutrition (Eukanuba's what I gave mine) and water. With that said, I think moderation is key. I didn't give my dog little debbie snacks or ice cream everyday. Orange juice is obviously healthier than little debbie snacks , yet my recommendation is to give it to your dog on a reward basis.

Answer 6

No, this is not a good idea. Many "people foods" are harmful to dogs. If you have questions about your dog's diet or nutritional needs, talk to your vet.

Answer 7

I don't think it would be good for the dog; water and dog food is what you should give it.

Answer 8

Too much critic acid. It will really mess up your dogs stomach.

Answer 9

yes, you can give your dog orange juice, but only once a week, to much citrus acid will upset his stomach

Answer 10

I woudn't