Fig
fruits
🐕 Safety Analysis — Dogs
Ripe fig flesh is safe in small amounts, but fig leaves and sap contain ficin which irritates dogs skin and mouth.
Symptoms to Watch For
Drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, skin inflammation (from sap or leaves)
🐱 Safety Analysis — Cats
Ripe fig flesh is safe in small amounts. Leaves and sap are toxic to cats.
Symptoms to Watch For
Vomiting, diarrhea, skin inflammation
Recommended Portions
Reference unit: Flesh 1/2-1 fig
🐕 Small dog (<10 kg)
1/2 fig (small dogs)
🐕 Medium dog (10–25 kg)
1 fig (medium dogs)
🐕 Large dog (>25 kg)
1-2 figs (large dogs)
Recommended frequency: No more than 1-2 times per week
Caution
High sugar, leaves are toxic
Additional Notes
Give only ripe flesh. Never give fig leaves or sap.
This is general guidance only. Each pet is different. Consult a veterinarian before changing your pet's diet.
View Emergency GuideInformation sourced from ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center and veterinary research.
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