Top 10 Fruits Dogs Can Eat Safely

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Fruits are great and delicious for humans, but did you know they can be good for your dogs, too?
You will love that the same benefits fruits provides digestive support, antioxidants, immunity boosts, better eyesight, healthier skin and hair with your pup.
In today's video, we list out top 10 fruits your dogs can eat safely.
It is always important to check on your pup after trying a new food.
This is especially true for puppies as their stomachs and growing bodies are often extra sensitive.
It is always important to practice moderation when giving dogs and fruits.

Here are the 10 different fruits that are safe for your dogs.

1. Apples.

2. Bananas.
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3. Apricots.

4. Oranges.

5. Papayas.

6. Mangoes.

7. Kiwi.

8. Strawberries.

9. Raspberries.

10. Watermelon.

Keeping your dog healthy and safe is extremely important.
Just remember for you dog parents the 10% rule.
Treats and snacks shouldn’t make up any more than 10 percent of your dog’s caloric intake.
Just like humans you don’t want to overeat fruits because many of them are high in sugars.
Too much sugar can lead to diabetes and other health problem.

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