Overview
Yes, dogs can eat cranberries and benefit from the nutrients and antioxidants cranberries contain. But excessive servings of these berries may cause stomach upset in dogs. Dried cranberries are also a dog-friendly treat.
Can dogs eat Cranberries?
Benefits
- Cranberries are low in calories and high in vitamin C, potassium, and fiber.
- The fruit is packed with nutrients and antioxidants, which promote a healthy canine immune system.
- Cranberries are used to improve bladder health in humans and dogs.
Risks
- Cranberries are safe for dogs to eat in small quantities.
- Some preparations of cranberries contain high amounts of sugar, which can cause digestive issues in dogs.
Servings
- Cranberries can be served to dogs fresh or dried.
- Give no more than a few to a dog as an occasional treat.
