Overview
No, wild mustard is toxic to many animals, including dogs. It is considered a noxious weed in several US states. The isothiocyanates of wild mustard can irritate the digestive tract of dogs. Excessive consumption may lead to fatal results.
Can dogs eat Wild mustard?
Risks
- Wild mustard is poisonous to dogs once seedpods have formed.
- Wild mustard contains isothiocyanates which can irritate a dog’s digestive tract and lead to fatal results if consumed in large doses.
- The wild mustard seeds are poisonous to most animals except for birds.
