Why apples is a good treat for dogs
Great source of vitamins A and C and fiber. Seeds contain small amounts of cyanide compounds — harmless in trace amounts but must not be eaten in quantity.
How much apples can a dog have?
A few slices as a treat; excess causes bellyache or diarrhea.
How to prepare it
Wash, remove core/seeds/stem, cut into slices. No apple pie or sweetened apple products.
Watch out for
- Seeds contain cyanide compounds — remove core
- Excess causes GI upset
- Apple pie/candy/dried-sweetened products are unsafe
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FAQs
What if my dog ate apple seeds?
A few swallowed seeds are very unlikely to cause harm — cyanide release requires crushing and quantity. Call your vet if a large amount was eaten.
Can dogs eat applesauce?
Only plain, unsweetened applesauce in small amounts; most store versions add sugar or sweeteners.
Can dogs eat green apples?
Yes — same rules: no seeds, no core, moderation.