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Plum for dogs
Plum flesh provides fibre and supports digestion, but the stone is dangerous - give dogs only small amounts of the fruit without the stone.
Can dogs eat plums? The flesh, yes, but in small amounts and always without the stone.
Properties of plums for dogs
The flesh provides fibre and vitamins, supporting digestion and bowel movements. Note: the stone is a choking and blockage hazard and contains cyanide compounds. Too many plums have a strong laxative effect.
Frequently asked questions
Can dogs eat plums?
Only the flesh without the stone and in small amounts. The stone is dangerous, and too much fruit is a laxative.
What should I do if my dog ate a plum stone?
Watch for choking and blockage (vomiting, loss of appetite). A single swallowed stone usually passes in a large dog, but stay alert.
