An everyday question among pet owners around the world. Are the nuts safe for their furry creatures? Let us see! Some nuts may be deadly!
Though almonds aren't toxic, they do choke the dog either through the esophagus or through the windpipe, especially in small breeds!
Pistachios may contain a mold that leads to liver failure in dogs. Better to avoid them altogether.
Both blacks and regular ones are highly toxic and can cause seizures or tremors. Don't risk it!
From just a few macadamia nuts to a high level of... letting weakness and vomiting be induced through hyperthermia, keep them furfar!
Pecans carry juglone and mold-both lethal to dogs. Symptoms might take their own time to come forth, thereby making them a lot more dangerous.
Cashews don't pose any toxic threat but are extremely fatty. So only feed a pinch, if at all, and never give your dog any of the salt or flavoring.
Symptoms would attach themselves to vomiting, diarrhea, and trembling. Better call your vet immediately if the dog attacks a nut!
Veterinary care for nut ingestion can go far beyond $400. That makes pet insurance a lifesaver!
Nationwide offers coverage for accidents like nut toxicity. Multi-pet homes get a discount.