Conditions apply
Can dogs eat peaches, plums and nectarines?
The flesh is safe once the stone is removed. The stone itself is a genuine hazard — see the stone fruit entry.
How to prepare it
Fresh, washed, stone removed, cut into pieces.
Never in this form
The stone, and dried prunes, which are a strong laxative.
Portion
About 39 kcal per 100 g for peach.
Also check for
- the stone
- syrup in tinned fruit
How confident is this
established
Well established in the veterinary literature and consistent across sources.
- USDA FoodData Central
- ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
Further reading
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Informational only, and not a substitute for veterinary advice. Individual dogs vary, and this page cannot account for your dog's age, size, health conditions or medication. If you are worried, phone a vet — that call is always the right call.