Although Buddha’s hand is not toxic to dogs, it is not recommended to feed it to them. The fruit is high in citric acid, which can irritate their digestive system. Additionally, the fruit is mostly comprised of rind and pith, which can be choking hazards for dogs.
There are no known benefits of feeding Buddha’s hand fruit to dogs.
Buddha’s hand fruit is not typically meant for consumption as it is mostly rind and pith with little juice or flesh. The high citrus content can cause stomach upset in dogs. Additionally, the rind and pith can be choking hazards for dogs.
There is no recommended serving size for dogs as Buddha’s hand fruit is not suitable for their consumption.
Buddha's hand is a uniquely shaped citrus fruit that is known for its fragrant smell and bright yellow color. Also known as fingered citron, it originated in China and is grown in various countries around the world including Japan, India, and the United States.
Although Buddha's hand is not toxic to dogs, it is not recommended to feed it to them due to the high citric acid content that could irritate their digestive system as well as the potential choking hazard from the mostly comprised pith and rind.
There are also no known benefits of feeding Buddha's hand fruit to dogs. Thankfully, there are other types of fruits such as apples and bananas that dogs can enjoy in moderation.
Have you fed your furry friend Buddha's hand fruit before? We would love to hear about their experience! As always, remember to consult with your veterinarian before introducing any new food to your pet.
