Apricot Can Dogs Eat Apricot?

⚠️ With caution

Ripe apricot flesh is fine. The pit and stems contain cyanide.

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How much can a dog have?

A slice or two of pit-free flesh occasionally.

Benefits

Vitamin A, C, fibre.

Risks & signs of trouble

Pit (cyanide + choking + blockage). Stem and leaf: cyanide.

Which dogs should avoid it?

Most dogs (pit-free only).

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