Overview
Caution. Brazil nuts aren't toxic to dogs, but they're not a healthy treat either. Their high fat content can upset your dog’s stomach and may lead to obesity or pancreatitis if eaten in large amounts.
Can dogs eat Brazil nuts?
Risks
- Brazil nuts are not toxic to dogs, however, they are one of the fattiest nuts. Even a small amount of Brazil nuts can be too much for a dog.
- In mild cases, it can cause digestive problems such as diarrhea, vomiting, and upset stomach.
- It can cause long-term side effects like obesity and pancreatitis.
- Brazil nuts are also considered a choking hazard.
Servings
- Although Brazil nuts are not toxic to dogs, however giving your dog these high-fat nuts is not recommended.
