can my dog eat raspberries?
Updated 4/15/2025
Yes, With Caution
Raspberries are safe in small amounts but contain natural xylitol.
Benefits
High in antioxidants, fiber, and vitamin C. Contains anti-inflammatory properties and supports immune health.
Potential Risks
Contains natural xylitol which can be harmful in large quantities. High fiber can cause digestive upset.
Serving Size & Prep Tips
Limit to a few berries at a time. Best for larger dogs. Wash thoroughly before serving.
Nutrition Facts
Rich in antioxidants, vitamin C, and manganese. Contains natural sugars and small amounts of xylitol.
How to Serve
Fresh berries only, a few at a time. Can be frozen for summer treats but limit quantity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick Facts
- Calories: 64 kcal per cup
- Fiber: 8g per cup
- Sugar: 5g per cup
- Safe Amount: 2-3 berries for small dogs, 6-8 for large dogs
Quick Facts
- Calories: 64 kcal per cup
- Fiber: 8g per cup
- Sugar: 5g per cup
- Safe Amount: 2-3 berries for small dogs, 6-8 for large dogs
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