If your dog has eaten a large number of dried cranberries—say, a whole bag of Craisins! —he may experience diarrhea or stomach upset. Even so, cranberries aren't toxic or highly dangerous to dogs. Any symptoms should pass within 24 hours.
Will one cranberry hurt my dog?
The good news is, in moderation, cranberries are okay! Because they're not toxic to dogs like similar fruits (grapes, raisins, etc), they can be given to your dog in small doses.
Can a dog overdose on Cranberry?
If your dog consumes too much cranberry, it may cause an upset stomach and diarrhea. Neither of these should cause any serious problems, and once you stop giving your dog the juice, symptoms should subside. If they do not, then you should consult your local vet for guidance.
How many cranberries can a dog eat?
Ahn says medium-sized dogs can potentially have a few cranberries per day. If your furry friend is smaller, stick to one or two. Larger dogs can have a few more. But keep an eye on your dog, because too many cranberries can cause an upset tummy.
Can cranberry make dog poop red?
Talk to your vet to find out how many cranberries you can safely give your dog — but a good rule of thumb is it's best to give them only as a small treat. If you feed your dog too many cranberries, it could turn his poop red too. This isn't something to worry about, but it could be surprising to see.
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