Risks
- Some parts of the bristly locust, including the bark leaves and seeds, are toxic to dogs because of the toxins called toxalbumins.
- If dogs ate the toxic parts of the plant, they are likely to suffer from vomiting, bloody diarrhea, anorexia, and depression.
- True to its name, the stems of bristly locusts are full of sharp thorns that can cause injuries to dogs.
