Overview
Caution. Huckleberries are generally safe for dogs in small amounts and offer vitamins A and C. However, always remove the seeds to prevent choking, and avoid overfeeding, as too many may upset your dog’s stomach.
Can dogs eat Huckleberries?
Benefits
- Huckleberries contain vitamin C, which helps strengthen your dog's immune system.
- The fruit also has vitamin A which helps maintain your dog's skin and coat.
Risks
- Excessive consumption of huckleberries can cause stomach upset, vomiting, and diarrhea.
- Huckleberry seeds are a choking hazard, especially to small dogs. They can cause intestinal blockage.
- Huckleberries look similar to several other types of berries that are harmful to dogs.
Servings
- Make sure they are "true" huckleberries.
- Huckleberries are eaten ripe.
- Remove the seeds before serving.
- Feed huckleberries to your dog in moderation as an occasional treat.
