Can dogs eat cherries?

Dogs can eat the pulp of cherries, but they can’t eat too much. Once or twice a week, ten cherries can be fed at a time. Because the sugar content of cherries is relatively high, eating too much will cause gastrointestinal discomfort, and we have to give dogs fresh cherries pulp without pesticide residues to avoid poisoning. It is necessary to remove the fruit core when feeding the dog, so as not to block the intestinal tract by eating it by mistake. In view of the bad eating habits of dogs, it is recommended to grind the pulp of cherries before feeding to prevent the larger pulp from getting stuck in the throat.

Dogs like to eat indiscriminately, and parents should pay attention to them at ordinary times. The dog's intestines and stomach are relatively fragile and not suitable for eating too much. Parents should feed as simple and digestible as possible. The content of iron in cherries is relatively high. The iron content in 100 grams is as high as 59 mg, and cherries also contain some cyanogenic glycosides. If you eat too much, it will cause iron poisoning or cyanide poisoning. Cause gastrointestinal discomfort in dogs.

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If you are in the process of training dogs, you can use the pulp of cherries as reward snacks, which can improve the training effect and supplement nutrition for dogs, but there are also a small number of dogs that are allergic to the pulp of cherries. Can cause vomiting, constipation and other adverse symptoms. It is usually recommended to feed dogs with dog food, and try to feed them in a single way. Although some foods will not cause acute poisoning, they cannot eliminate the possibility of chronic poisoning, so you need to be cautious when feeding.