Can my dog eat blueberries safely? Yes, whether you feed them fresh, frozen, dried, or mashed, blueberries are a safe treat for your dog. With only 84 calories per cup of fruit, they are also a safe treat for diabetic dogs (but you'll want to check with your vet before offering them) or used as a training treat. 4 авг. 2020 г.
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