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    Delightful Mom Food / Recipes / Other recipes / Can Dogs Eat Pineapple – Is It Good For Dogs?

    Last Updated September 30, 2021. Published September 3, 2021 Danielle Fahrenkrug | This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share some commission.

    Can Dogs Eat Pineapple – Is It Good For Dogs?

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    There are moments when we are cooking and a piece of food falls to the ground like pineapple, and we quickly question “can dogs eat pineapple”. Is the fruit safe for dogs?

    can dogs eat pineapple fruit
    Is it safe for a dog to consume pineapple fruit? Yes.

    Can dogs eat pineapple?

    The short answer is Yes. Pineapple is safe for dogs in small quantities. So no need to fret if a piece of fresh pineapple falls to the ground and the dog snatches it. In fact my dog loves pineapple, about just as much as her homemade dog treats!

    It happened to me, when I was making a morning pineapple orange juice recipe and dropped a piece of fruit on the floor – can my dog eat pineapple? Lucky enough, they can enjoy fresh pieces!

    Is pineapple good for dogs?

    Here is the longer explanation when wondering, “can a dog eat pineapple?”. Fresh pineapple is safe for dogs to eat, but they should not have canned or jarred pineapple as it contains syrups and added sugars that are too much for the digestive tract to break down. Side effects may be mucus in stools or vomiting.

    How much pineapple is safe for a dog?

    It is safe to give dogs and puppies of all breeds a few raw pieces, peeled and cut into chunks. Frozen pineapple can also be given to dogs as a tasty treat!

    What are the benefits of pineapple?

    fresh pineapple fruit sliced
    Fresh pineapple fruit sliced.

    Consumption of pineapple benefits mostly the digestive tract and supports a healthy diet. It contains manganese which helps with bone formation and enzyme activation, and copper which helps iron absorption, and regulating the heat rate and blood pressure.

    Pineapple contains bromelain, which is an enzyme that supports healthy digestion and the cardiovascular system, and has anti-inflammatory, anticancer, and antimicrobial elements. It is rich in vitamin C and antioxidants for a strong immune system. [source]

    Conclusion

    So if the dog just ate some pineapple and you question “can dogs eat pineapple?”, yes that can eat fresh pineapple! But if they eat the whole pineapple, I would call your vet to see what they say regarding the quantity.

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    Danielle Fahrenkrug is the writer and photographer behind Delightful Mom Food. She is a mama of two young boys and loves food, family, friends, and Jesus with a passion for wine, coffee, and cauliflower crusted pizza. Danielle is also the author for Dairy-Free Gluten-Free Baking Cookbook, Gluten-Free Dairy-Free Cookbook, Dairy-Free Cookbook for Kids and is a certified health and nutrition life coach.

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