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Post by ZandraJoi on Jun 9, 2021 10:23:43 GMT -5
petfoodfacts.mercola.com/fruits/apples.html Story at-a-glance Apples can be given to your pets as a crunchy snack or treat, or they can be added to your pet's nutritionally adequate, species-appropriate diet Apples offer a variety of phytochemicals, such as catechin, quercetin, phloridzin and chlorogenic acid. Studies have found that the strong antioxidant activities of apples may help optimize cholesterol levels, minimize the risk of cancer and reduce lipid oxidation The quercetin in apples has natural antihistamine properties, meaning it can help minimize allergy symptoms like itching, inflammation and irritation in your pets. It's even called "nature's Benadryl" Conventionally grown apples are typically treated with pesticides to protect them from insects and fungi, so make sure you buy only organic apples for yourself and your pet My notes: Reminds me of the An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Now, it helps keep the vet away as well!
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Post by bharath on Jun 20, 2021 3:34:09 GMT -5
My pets wont eat apple, unliess it is a monkey to eat organic food. I didn't tried with my Wabbit although it is now with my friend because of the work that takes too long for me.
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Post by topsilver on Jun 22, 2021 21:46:25 GMT -5
Even if apples where the core is wouldn't hurt the dog (by taking a chance he wouldn't eat it) I don't think most dogs actually would choose to eat it. Small dogs mostly. I can see rotwilers and pitbull munching down on it regardless though so I definitely know they would. Is it healthy for them? I bet it's very healthy for them though.
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