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Can dogs and cats eat acorn squash?
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Acorn Squash safety for dogs
Plain, cooked acorn squash flesh is safe for healthy dogs, but the seeds and hard shell should be removed because they can cause choking or digestive obstruction.
Safe serving: A small amount of plain, cooked flesh with all seeds, shell, salt, butter, and seasoning removed.
Acorn Squash safety for cats
Plain, cooked acorn squash flesh is not toxic to healthy cats, but the seeds and hard shell should be removed and only a small taste should be offered.
Safe serving: A small amount of plain, cooked flesh with all seeds, shell, salt, butter, and seasoning removed.
This page is for informational purposes only and is not veterinary advice. Always consult your veterinarian about your pet's diet and health.
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