Do any of you feed your huskies fruit? We noticed that Ghost forages for blackberries and salmonberries, and any apple cores or banana peels that have been discarded at the side of the road disappear pretty fast too. Now we occasionally add a piece of fruit to his kibble. Banana and blueberries seem to be favourites.

I know that dogs shouldn't eat grapes, raisin, onions or avocado, but is there any other fruit that I should avoid giving to him?

Please don't let Ghost eat apple cores, the seeds are toxic. Nothing wrong with the others that he's been having. Some of them are good for antioxidants such as blueberries. That said, I don't feed my dogs any fruits directly, they get them via their food and treats already. I do however sometimes give them veggies such as carrots, potato, and green beans. I prefer veggies as a treat/filler as they tend to have less sugar than fruits in general. But please please please keep apple cores and seeds away.

i know with apples you cant feed the seeds and i try to avoid all the seeds just to be safe but Sierra loves fruit and veggies. since this is what i eat its what i feed her
bananas
apples
pears
raspberries
pineapple
orange
cherries
melon
blueberries
strawberries

peppers
cucumbers
carrots
zucchini
squash
eggplant
green beans

what i do not feed cause i have heard its bad
grapes, raisin, onions, avocado (have feed in small amounts), broccoli, tomatoes.

I always give Kale a piece of fruit when I'm eating some =) But i tend to only give as a small treat and not in his meals.

The apple core went down so fast I couldn't stop him (he knew I was going to try and take it away from him). But he is a very big dog so I don't think it did him any harm (if he ate a lot of them it would be another matter, of course). I give him a slice of the apple if I am eating one myself.

Violet has been known to steal bananas....

Brocolli is bad for them?

I've yet to find a fruit Biko won't eat. As per what Val mentioned about apple seeds others with hard seeds or pits (ex. peach) are bad news because of the cyanide they contain.

I'd say bananas are their favorite.

I'm amazed at all these fruit eating huskies! lol I've given my dogs fruit that I'm eating several times in the past and NONE of them will eat fruit. Weird.

The WIFE(vet tech) said grapes are poison to dogs. Never heard of this has anyone else?

I've always heard grapes are a no go with dogs.

I give Rogue and Koda apples, bananas, and berries.

We also feed ours bananas, melon, apples, pineapple, beans, cucumber, lettuce, carrots, etc. Mostly as snacks when we're having it or a few pieces after their breakfast. Chili doesn't like his fruit cold (diva!!), so I have to warm it up in my hand for a second. <rolling eyes>

Does anyone else's huskies have a hard time eating bananas? It tends to fall out of their mouths because they chew it weird (the consistency?) and they have to pick it up again.

Tika gets some Blueberries with her treats, but appart from that we haven't gone out of our way to give her any fruits at all.

There was an Weird "Incident" with lettuce and a cucumber one evening.... tossing a salad for supper the wife happened to drop both onto the floor and didn't happen to notice. About an hour later, shes good at staying out of the kitchen when we are cooking, She walked out holding something ever so carefully in her mouth and started to SLOWLY eat it constantly checking if I noticed her or not.

Of course I inspected what she was eating, removed the piece of lettuce, made her do a trick for it, and returned it to her. She chomped it down.

She then did the same thing 5 mins later with a cucumber she had found .

None of my chows have ever done ANYTHING with veggies other then turn away. I was a bit taken a back.

~Chris~

i can't open the fridge and then get out the cutting board with out sierra being at my feet waiting for what ever i am cutting up! i have never feed full pieces its just the ends and leftovers i give them

jack only really likes a few of the things i try to give him but sierra does not mind as soon as he moves she i in eating it up

Appa sounds like Sierra (I think we've established this before). If I get out the cutting board Appa runs over, looks at me, then runs to his place and flops down waiting for a piece. He tends to love whatever fresh fruit or veggie I'm cutting up at the time. I avoid the bad things, but everything else he loves. Dried apple slices are one of his favorites, he gets almost as excited for them as he does peanut butter.