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Can dogs eat lemons?
Lemon flesh is not toxic to dogs, but the peel, pips and plant are. Most dogs dislike lemons anyway, which is just as well.
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Can dogs eat watermelon?
Yes, the red flesh of watermelon is a refreshing snack for dogs. Remove the seeds and hard green rind first.
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Can dogs eat raisins?
No, raisins are toxic to dogs, as are sultanas and dried currants. They can cause acute kidney failure, and there is no safe amount.
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Can dogs eat plums?
Only the flesh, if anything, and always without the stone. Plum stones, stems and leaves contain substances that release cyanide, hence the yellow rating.
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Can dogs eat peaches?
The flesh is fine, the stone is not: peach stones, stems and leaves contain substances that can release cyanide, and the stone can block...
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Can dogs eat papaya?
Yes, small amounts of ripe papaya flesh are safe for dogs. The seeds and skin are hard to digest and should be removed.
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Can dogs eat oranges?
A few pieces of orange flesh are fine for dogs. Peel, seeds and plant parts contain essential oils and psoralens and can cause problems.
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Can dogs eat nectarines?
Nectarine flesh is non-toxic to dogs. The stone, however, is toxic, poses a choking hazard and can block the intestines.
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Can dogs eat melon?
Yes, honeydew, cantaloupe and other melons are not toxic to dogs. Peeled and cut into small pieces, they make a juicy snack.
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Can dogs eat mango?
Yes, peeled mango flesh can be a snack for dogs. The large stone and skin, however, do not belong in the bowl.
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Can dogs eat mandarins?
A few peeled mandarin pieces are fine for dogs. The peel, pips and leaves contain essential oils that can irritate the stomach.
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Can dogs eat lychees?
Best avoided. There is little veterinary data on lychees in dogs, and unripe fruit contains hypoglycin A, a substance that blocks fat metabolism.
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