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The American Paws Journal
Expert guides, ingredient insights, and care tips from our team — for dogs and the people who love them.
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coconut
A little plain, unsweetened coconut flesh is usually non-toxic, but coconut oil, milk, water, sweetened products, and the shell...
can dogs eat
Most healthy dogs can try a few small pieces of ripe mango flesh. Learn why the peel and pit stay out, how portions fit the tre...
can dogs eat
Most healthy dogs can have a few peeled pieces of fresh pineapple. Learn how to remove the skin and core, keep portions small, ...
avocado
Dogs are relatively resistant to avocado persin, but the pit, high fat, skin, plant parts, and guacamole require separate decis...
bananas
Many adult German Shepherds can have a little ripe banana, but whole-fruit calories, GDV-aware meal timing, and EPI or digestiv...
bananas
Many adult Yorkies may have one tiny piece of ripe banana, but toy-dog calorie math, airway-aware cuts, and puppy low-blood-sug...
can dogs eat
Ripe pear flesh can be an occasional dog treat after the stem, core, and seeds are removed. Learn portion, format, and accident...
can dogs eat
Some prepared fruit flesh can be an occasional treat, but grapes and raisins require urgent help and pits, cores, rinds, and po...
apples
Plain apple flesh can fit after weaning when it is cored, seeded, and cut very small. Use this puppy-specific readiness and por...
apples
Green apples can be an occasional dog treat when washed, cored, seedless, and cut small. See how tartness, portions, and prepar...
bananas
Learn when a puppy is ready for a first banana taste, how tiny the portion should be, how to cut it safely, and why growth food...
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