Yes.Dates are a low-fat, cholesterol free snack you can share with your dog. They contain vitamins A, C, and several B vitamins. They also contain dietary fiber, calcium, iron, protein, magnesium, and potassium.
How many dates can I give my dog?
So, just to recap, you can feed your dog, ½ to 2 pitted (stone-free) dates in one sitting, once or twice a week, depending on his size. If it's his first time, feed him just the one and see how his body reacts, and if he seems to like them then use them as tasty treats in replacement for commercial dog treats.
Are dates harmful for dogs?
The quick answer: Yes, dogs can eat dates, but only sparingly due to the high sugar content. ... They can be eaten fresh, but are usually eaten partially dry and resemble a giant raisin (but unlike raisins, dates are not toxic to dogs).
Are Medjool dates poisonous to dogs?
In short, yes, your dog can eat dates. However, they should be given sparingly. Too many dates can cause an upset tummy, leading to stomach pain and diarrhea. Even if your dog does not experience tummy issues from eating too many dates, their high sugar content calls for moderation.
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