Fruits
Can dogs and cats eat guava?
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Dogs and cats both have a safe verdict.
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Guava safety for dogs
Plain ripe guava flesh is safe for most healthy dogs in a small amount, but rind, seeds, leaves, guava paste, and added sugar should be avoided.
Safe serving: A small bite of washed, ripe guava flesh with rind, seeds, and leaves removed.
Guava safety for cats
Plain ripe guava flesh is non-toxic to cats in a very small amount, but it is not nutritionally useful and too much fruit can upset digestion.
Safe serving: A very small bite of washed, ripe guava flesh with rind, seeds, and leaves 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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