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Apricot flesh is safe, but the pit, leaves, and stem contain cyanide.
The fleshy fruit of an apricot is safe in small amounts. However, the pit, leaves, and stem contain cyanide compounds. Always remove the pit before feeding and never let dogs chew on apricot pits.
Portion Guidance
Small pieces of flesh only. Always remove the pit.
Symptoms to Watch For
From pit: difficulty breathing, dilated pupils, panting, shock.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dogs eat apricots?
Dogs can eat apricots with caution. Apricot flesh is safe, but the pit, leaves, and stem contain cyanide.
Is apricots toxic to dogs?
Apricots is not considered toxic to dogs, though moderation is always important. The fleshy fruit of an apricot is safe in small amounts. However, the pit, leaves, and stem contain cyanide compounds. Always remove the pit before feeding and never let dogs chew on apricot pits.
What happens if my dog eats apricots?
If your dog eats apricots, watch for: From pit: difficulty breathing, dilated pupils, panting, shock. Contact your vet immediately if you notice these symptoms.
How much apricots can I give my dog?
Small pieces of flesh only. Always remove the pit.