Lychee Can Dogs Eat Lychee?

⚠️ With caution

Ripe lychee flesh (no skin, no pit) is OK in tiny amounts. Unripe lychees contain hypoglycin which causes hypoglycaemia.

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How much can a dog have?

1–2 ripe peeled flesh pieces occasionally.

Benefits

Vitamin C, antioxidants.

Risks & signs of trouble

Pit = choking + cyanide. Skin = hard to digest. Unripe = hypoglycin toxicity.

Which dogs should avoid it?

Ripe peeled flesh only, sparingly.

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