Yes, dogs can eat plums, but only if the stems, leaves, and pits have been removed. Plum stems, leaves, and pits are considered toxic, and these toxic components can cause cyanide poisoning in dogs.

Plums could be either be a danger to your pup or a fun treat. Can dogs eat plums? Pet parents who would like to share the occasional fruit with their dog may find themselves asking this question ...

You already know to avoid chocolate, but there are other dangerous foods for your pup that you might not be aware of.

Can dogs eat bananas? ... The HSMO's Arndt told Newsweek cherries (as well as peaches, apricots, plums) have hard pits that present a possible choking and gastrointestinal obstruction hazard.