Can dogs eat peaches?
AKC says small amounts of peach flesh are fine; nectarines are the same species (Prunus persica). The pit contains cyanogenic compounds (ASPCA) and is a choking or blockage hazard (VCA).
How to serve it: pit removed; no canned peaches in syrup
How much is okay
All treats together: at most 10% of daily calories. Enter your dog’s weight:
Peaches
up to 5.7 oz a day
161 g · about 8½ slices
10% of 629 kcal a day, for a spayed or neutered dog with normal activity. If your dog gets other treats too, give less.
Questions
What amount of peaches is okay for my dog?
All treats together: at most 10% of daily calories. For a spayed or neutered dog with normal activity weighing 22 lb, that’s up to 5.7 oz (161 g) (about 8½ slices) a day. Work out the amount for your dog above.
Sources
- AKC – Fruits and Vegetables Dogs Can or Can't Eat
- AKC – Can Dogs Eat Peaches?
- ASPCA Toxic and Non-toxic Plants – Peach (stems, leaves, seeds toxic)
- VCA Animal Hospitals – Can you feed pets certain fruits and veggies (sekundär)
- Nutrition data: USDA FoodData Central (39 kcal per 100 g)
Last checked: October 2026