Apricot
Dogs & Cats
This food requires careful preparation or should only be given in very limited amounts.
Flesh is safe but pit, stem, and leaves are toxic.
Benefits
- Good source of vitamins A and C
- Contains fiber
- Beta-carotene
Risks & Warnings
- Pit, stem, leaves contain cyanide
- Pit is choking and blockage hazard
Serving Guidelines
Flesh only - completely remove pit. Small pieces. Occasional treat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dogs eat apricot?
With caution, apricot is not recommended or needs careful preparation for dogs. Flesh is safe but pit, stem, and leaves are toxic.
Can cats eat apricot?
With caution, apricot is not recommended or needs careful preparation for cats. Flesh is safe but pit, stem, and leaves are toxic.
Is apricot toxic to pets?
Apricot is not directly toxic but should be given with caution for pets. Flesh only - completely remove pit. Small pieces. Occasional treat.
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