Though almonds are not toxic, they can cause health problems to your dog and should be avoided. If your dog happens to ingest them, they may not affect him/her as other nuts would, but they have their own way of causing danger to your dog.
What Can Dogs Eat Guides
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Yes, in fact they actually make for an amazing, healthy, and affordable dog treat.
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The common advice is that the flesh of the avocado is fine in small amounts (due to high fat content), however the stone, leaves and outer skin ought to be avoided as they are all potentially dangerous to dogs
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Yes, in fact bananas are actually quite a healthy snack in moderation. Ideally they should be sliced into small chunks and given as part of a balanced diet.
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Yes, blueberries are a great source of vitamin C and fiber, and are also low in sugar - which makes them a great treat for all dogs (including those with diabetes)
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Yes, The tasty cantaloupe melon is safe for your precious pup, and can even be a great treat and healthy alternative to traditional store bought doggy snacks.
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Yes, in fact experts say that carrots are in fact very good for dogs and make a delicious substitute for the usual treats you feed your dog. An added benefit is that carrots are great for cleaning your dogs teeth
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Yes. Celery is listed among the vegetables that are safe for your dog. It is even recommended as part of a weight-loss diet.
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Yes, dogs can eat cheese in moderation. Most dog owners, in fact, use it as a training tool especially when it comes to puppies.
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No, dogs should never eat cherries. Even if your dog has had them before and not had side effects, they should still be avoided problems they should be avoided.