Can dogs eat apples?

Owners can let dogs eat apples. Apples are rich in vitamins and dietary fiber, which are good for dogs’ health. Owners should be careful to remove the pit when feeding it to their dogs, as the seeds in the pit contain cyanide. Long-term consumption of cyanide by dogs will affect their health, so dogs should also eat the pulp in an appropriate amount.

Benefits of eating apples for dogs

Apples contain "pectin", which is a water-soluble dietary fiber that helps gastrointestinal motility and digestion, and can reduce The number of bad bacteria in the intestines helps beneficial bacteria reproduce and reduces pet diarrhea or diarrhea. At the same time, this kind of food fiber can make pets feel "full" and reduce the amount of food they eat, thereby reducing the possibility of pet obesity. Apples also contain malic acid, which is a good "flavoring agent" and has a certain effect on improving the palatability and tolerance of pets. The flavonoids in apples are also effective substances in reducing the incidence of cancer in pets.