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Can my puppy eat apples?

Quick answer, what to watch for, and when to call your vet.

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Can my puppy eat this?

Apples — bookmark this check and close the tab once you have your answer.

Quick answer

Yes—thin slices only; remove core and seeds every time.

Usually safe

Watch for

Gulping large chunks; seeds and core must not be offered.

Usually safe when

Crunchy, low-fat chew when sliced thin and supervised.

Usually unsafe when

Your puppy swallows treats whole or you cannot supervise chewing.

Call a vet if

Choking, repeated vomiting, lethargy, facial swelling, or breathing trouble.

Next step

Peel optional; slice coin-thin; toss the core before your puppy reaches the counter.

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