Overview
Yes, huckleberries are safe for dogs to eat in moderation. The fruit contains vitamin C, and A. Make sure to remove the seeds before sharing huckleberries with your dog to avoid choking.
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.
