Fruits
Can dogs and cats eat cranberries?
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Cranberries safety for dogs
Fresh, plain cranberries are not toxic to dogs, but sweetened sauce, juice blends, and dried fruit can add sugar or unsafe ingredients.
Safe serving: Fresh or unsweetened plain cranberries offered occasionally, with no grape or raisin mixture.
Cranberries safety for cats
Fresh, plain cranberries are safe for healthy cats in small amounts, but sweetened sauces and mixed dried fruit are different products.
Safe serving: A small amount of fresh, plain cranberry with no sugar, syrup, grape, or raisin ingredients.
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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