Figs
Dogs & Cats
This food requires careful preparation or should only be given in very limited amounts.
Sweet fruit - safe in very small amounts.
Vet Reviewed by Dr. Sarah Mitchell, DVM
Board-Certified Veterinary Nutritionist
Benefits
- Contains fiber
- Source of potassium
Risks & Warnings
- Fig plant leaves are toxic
- High sugar
- Can cause allergic reactions in some pets
Serving Guidelines
Fresh fig flesh only, no leaves or stem. Very small amounts, occasionally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dogs eat figs?
Yes, but with caution for dogs to eat figs. Sweet fruit - safe in very small amounts. Fresh fig flesh only, no leaves or stem. Very small amounts, occasionally.
Can cats eat figs?
Yes, but with caution for cats to eat figs. Sweet fruit - safe in very small amounts. Fresh fig flesh only, no leaves or stem. Very small amounts, occasionally.
Is figs safe for dogs?
Figs is safe for dogs only with proper precautions. Fig plant leaves are toxic High sugar Can cause allergic reactions in some pets Fresh fig flesh only, no leaves or stem. Very small amounts, occasionally.
Is figs toxic to pets?
Figs is not directly toxic but requires caution for pets. Fresh fig flesh only, no leaves or stem. Very small amounts, occasionally.
How much figs can I give my dog?
Fresh fig flesh only, no leaves or stem. Very small amounts, occasionally. Always introduce new foods gradually and watch for any adverse reactions.
What are the benefits of figs for dogs?
The benefits of figs for dogs include: Contains fiber, Source of potassium. Always feed in appropriate amounts.
What happens if my dog eats figs?
If your dog eats a small amount of properly prepared figs, they should be fine. Watch for signs of digestive upset. Fig plant leaves are toxic High sugar Can cause allergic reactions in some pets
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