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Watermelon is a rich source of vitamins and minerals. The dog would get vitamin A, vitamin B6 and vitamin C from this cold and refreshing summer treat. The fruit is also a good source of fiber that maintains the proper functioning is the dogâs digestive system. Watermelon has the necessary nutrients that boost the dogâs immune system. Low in fat and in cholesterol, the fruit can be given to the pet regularly without worrying that the pet would gain weight.
The glycemic index of watermelon is between 72 and 80. Values above 55 are considered high. However, watermelon has a low glycemic load, which according to Walter Willett, M.D., is a better measure of a foodâs effect on blood sugar. This is due to the high amount of water in watermelon. Indeed, the fruit is over 90 percent water, and since water is calorie free but filling, you are likely to become satisfied from a meal containing watermelon before you ingest too many calories or too much sugar to pose health risks.