Banana-a light snack, which is rich in fiber, potassium, vitamin B6, vitamin C, vitamin B7 or biotin, copper. Bananas are found mostly in every season. Bread is made up of banana, banana cake is also available and we make custards out of bananas. But can Labradors eat bananas and their wide variety? And what are the benefits of bananas for Labradors?
Can Labradors eat banana?

Yes, bananas offer a great number of nutrients like vitamin C, vitamin B6, vitamin B7 are vitamin E or biotin, fiber, potassium, and copper. They are also low in cholesterol and sodium, making them a better option for an occasional treat. But keep in mind, you should give bananas flesh only not the peel as it can cause gastrointestinal tract to upset and can also cause choking hazard. Give bananas to Labradors as sliced, or you can mash a small amount of banana and mix in their food sometimes. And don’t miss one point that is to always remember to give bananas in moderation.
Benefits of banana for Labradors
I have done a lots of research on this article’s this question and seems like there are so many benefits of banana for labs when given in moderation. These benefits include:
👉 Vitamin B6:

Vitamin B6 helps in maintaining cardiovascular health, supporting the coat and skin health, reducing the risk of kidney stones, regulating hormones, preventing anemia, strengthening Labradors immune system, promoting protein metabolism and supporting the function of nervous system.
👉 Vitamin C:

Vitamin C, mostly found in citric fruits like lemon, orange etc., is also found in bananas. It boosts the Labradors immune system, supports the health of his joints, improves his skin and coat health, reduces stress from his mind, supports heart health, makes recovery faster and helps with his allergies.
👉 Biotin:

Biotin is also known as vitamin B7, or vitamin H. Biotin is mostly found in eggs, sweet potatoes, salmon and oatmeal. It is also present in high quality dog foods. It helps in improving the Labradors’ appearance by promoting healthy skin, improving coat quality, reducing shedding, thus making his coat look fluffier, thick, silky and soft. It also supports nail health, boosts metabolism and energy, improves paw health, supports the overall growth and repair and reduces the allergic reactions and dermatitis, thus making him a healthy and strong Labrador.
👉 Fiber:

Fiber is very important in Labradors digestive system and bowel movement. It offers several benefits to Labrador, making him free from some types of health problems. It is helpful in improving digestive health, managing the weight by making them feel full for a longer time, regulating blood sugar, preventing the animal gland issues, reducing the risk of certain diseases like gastrointestinal diseases and controlling hairballs.
👉 Potassium:

Potassium should always be served in moderation to Labradors. Potassium has various health benefits to Labradors. These benefits include supporting muscle health of Labradors, maintaining fluid balance, supporting nervous system health, supporting health of their heart, improving energy levels, aiding recovery and preventing Hypokalemia which is caused by the deficiency of potassium.
👉 Copper:

Copper, like potassium, should also be given in moderation. Copper has several benefits for labs as it supports healthy skin and coat, aids in connective tissue development, enhances red blood cells production, boosts immune function, promotes bone health and supports nervous system function.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can Labradors eat banana peels?
No, by no means a Labrador should eat banana peels. It is high in fiber which makes it hard for lab to digest. It can also cause intestinal blockage or can be a choking hazard.
2. Can Labradors eat banana bread?
Although banana bread with no added sugar, nuts and dried fruits is not harmful to labs, it is still not recommended. So, no, labs can’t eat banana bread.
3. Can Labradors eat banana cake?
Like banana bread, banana cake is also not allowed to Labradors, due to high in sugars and dried fruits and nuts.
Conclusion
At the end of the article, I would conclude the whole article as bananas are good for Labradors in moderation. They are rich in vitamin C, vitamin B6, vitamin B7 or biotin or vitamin H, potassium, copper and fiber.
You can give bananas to your Labradors as sliced or you can mash a small amount of banana and serve them in their food occasionally.
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