Dogs generally cannot eat almonds. Almonds are common nuts that contain a lot of protein, but they also contain cyanide, which is toxic. After dogs eat it, it may affect food digestion, even cause food poisoning, and affect the normal development of the body. If the dog accidentally eats almonds, it is necessary to observe the body's condition at any time. If it becomes comatose or vomits, it is recommended that the owner take the dog to a regular pet hospital for treatment in time, otherwise it will easily delay the time and endanger the life.

1. Why can’t dogs eat almonds?

Almonds have relatively high nutritional value, contain high-quality protein, and also contain hydride and a large amount of phosphorus. When the dog comes out, it may aggravate the gastrointestinal tract. It puts a burden on the tract, causing symptoms such as diarrhea, nausea and vomiting, and lack of appetite. It may also cause muscle spasms and kidney stones. If you often eat too much almonds, it is easy to cause food poisoning, which may even be life-threatening and affect your health.

2. What are the harms to dogs from eating almonds?

Cyanide in almonds can easily cause food poisoning. If eaten excessively for a long time, the phosphorus in the food will not be absorbed. Absorption from the gastrointestinal tract can easily induce gastritis, gastric ulcer and other diseases. If not improved in time, it will increase the chance of kidney stones. Dietary habits need to be adjusted. Generally, almonds cannot be given to dogs.

3. What foods can dogs eat?

Dogs generally eat dog food or canned food, mainly as staple food, which can supplement nutrition. In daily life, owners can also give it Dogs eat carrots, pumpkins, spinach and other foods, but the food needs to be chopped and fed to the dog, which is beneficial to food digestion. After eating, the food will not be digested and absorbed normally, and it will not increase the risk of gastrointestinal diseases. risk.