Overview
Lulo fruit is not known to be toxic to dogs. However, the fruit has fuzzy hairs, which can cause skin irritations to some dogs. Spined lulo varieties should never be given to dogs to avoid injury.
Can dogs eat Lulo?
Benefits
- Lulo, also known as Naranjilla, is rich in vitamins C and A, which have immune-boosting properties. It's also a good source of niacin and potassium.
- The fruit's high fiber content aids in proper digestion.
Risks
- Excessive consumption of lulo can cause digestive issues.
- The hairs on the fruits might irritate the skin.
- Lulo fruits are not known to be toxic to animals; however, there are no direct studies that have been done on the suitability of feeding lulo to dogs.
Servings
- Skin and seeds should not be consumed.
