Dogs can eat ugly oranges. Ugly oranges are rich in vitamins, which can be absorbed and supplemented by the dog's body.

However, owners should control their food intake when feeding ugly oranges to their dogs, because ugly oranges contain a lot of fruit acid. Excessive consumption of ugly oranges will cause gastrointestinal discomfort, severe diarrhea, and easy inflammation.

Dogs’ gastric juices are very acidic, so tangerines, oranges, grapefruits, and lemons should not be fed in large amounts, otherwise the gastrointestinal tract will be irritated and easily cause vomiting and diarrhea.

When letting your dog eat ugly oranges, you should pay attention to the following issues:

1. It should only be done when the dog’s appetite is normal and there are no problems such as indigestion. Hello. After all, ugly orange is not a regular food for dogs. If it is fed when the dog has a poor appetite and digestive function, it will easily make the dog lose its appetite.

2. Don’t let your dog eat too many ugly oranges at one time. Omnivores eat less fruit, so letting your dog eat ugly oranges is just a taste. The skin and seeds of ugly oranges are difficult to digest, so the skin and seeds should be removed first when feeding them to dogs. It is equivalent to just letting the dog have a mouthful. Remember not to let the dog eat too much.

3. After letting the dog eat ugly oranges, try not to add some cold food. If too many cold foods are added together, the dog may have a stomachache.