Can dogs eat strawberries?

Dogs can eat strawberries, and adult dogs can eat them in moderation, but puppies and elderly dogs are best not to eat them because their intestines and stomachs are relatively fragile.

What are the benefits of eating strawberries for dogs?

Strawberries have very low calories and very high nutritional value. They are often the first choice fruit for people to lose weight. Strawberry seeds are rich in various trace elements, including vitamin A, which can protect dogs’ vision, and dietary fiber, which can promote gastrointestinal motility in dogs.

Do dogs have to eat fruit?

In fact, the dog’s intestines are very short, one-sixth that of humans. This short digestive tract is Characteristics of the intestines of animals whose main diet is meat. Therefore, the enzymes that digest dietary fiber are not very developed. Therefore, this is why we can see some dogs pooping out fruits intact or experiencing diarrhea after eating them. This is precisely because the dog’s intestines are not suitable for feeding large pieces of fruit or large amounts of fruit.

If dogs are not suitable for eating fruits, can they not be fed to them?

The advice that the editor can give is of course not to feed it. As long as it is dog food that meets AAFCO standards, it can fully meet the nutritional needs of dogs. Therefore, the editor’s advice is that dogs with fragile stomachs, puppies, elderly dogs, and sick dogs should try not to eat it as they are prone to indigestion and the gain outweighs the loss.
As a reward snack or for dogs who simply like the taste of fruit, you can feed 20g a day. Remember, you must choose fruits that dogs can eat!