Dogs can have apples as long as you remove the core and the seeds.
Apples are a good source of vitamins A and C, antioxidants and fiber and the apples can also help promote good dental health digestion in your
Just be sure to remove the apple core and the apple seeds before feeding your dog the apples as the apple seeds contain cyanide which can be deadly to your dog.
Cut the apples into small pieces for your dog to prevent choking.
Also introduce the apples to your dog gradually to avoid digestive upset.
And avoid giving your dog apple juice or apple chips as they can contain added sugar and other ingredients which can be harmful to your dog.
Apples should only be given to your dog as an occasional treat and not as part of the dogs regular diet.
The amount of apples that a dog can eat safely, will also depend on your dogs size and their individual tolerance.
Too many apples for your dog can lead to diarrhea, stomach cramping and digestive upset and digestive issues.