Apples are a great snack for dogs when used in moderation. Their sweet smell and firm texture provide some benefits while also delivering a mix of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients.
The easiest way to safely feed apples to dogs is to cut them into slices. Apple cores can be dangerous for a few reasons. First, they're a choking hazard because a dog can easily swallow a chunk that's too big. Second, the core is firm and bulky and may cause problems with digestion, including intestinal blockage. Finally, cores contain apple seeds that contain a small amount of cyanide and can be toxic in large doses. While the seeds of one apple are unlikely to cause a problem, it's best to be on the safe side.

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