Persimmon
Dogs & Cats
This food requires careful preparation or should only be given in very limited amounts.
Sweet Asian fruit - flesh is safe, seeds are not.
Benefits
- High in vitamins A and C
- Contains fiber
- Antioxidants
Risks & Warnings
- Seeds can cause intestinal blockage
- High in sugar
- Can cause stomach upset
Serving Guidelines
Ripe flesh only, remove all seeds. Small amounts occasionally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dogs eat persimmon?
With caution, persimmon is not recommended or needs careful preparation for dogs. Sweet Asian fruit - flesh is safe, seeds are not.
Can cats eat persimmon?
With caution, persimmon is not recommended or needs careful preparation for cats. Sweet Asian fruit - flesh is safe, seeds are not.
Is persimmon toxic to pets?
Persimmon is not directly toxic but should be given with caution for pets. Ripe flesh only, remove all seeds. Small amounts occasionally.
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