I wouldn't recommend it, Avocados contain a substance called persin,
although it's harmless for humans who aren't of course allergic, Large amounts can be toxic to dogs, so if you happen to be growing avocados at home, keep your dog away from the plants, Persin is in the leaves, seed and bark as well as in the fruit.
Dogs love avocados but they are toxic. Avocado leaves, fruit, seeds, and bark contain persin which is toxic to dogs but not humans
The persin contained in some parts of an avocado is toxic to birds and large animals. It is not toxic, however, to dogs, although some people claim it is.
Yes, they can eat blueberries if they like to. Fruit should only be given as a treat if your dogs enjoy it, though it is unusual for dogs to eat fruit.Never give a dog grapes, avocado or the seeds of apples, as they are toxic to them.
Warning: they can be poisoned by the avocado contained in guacamole.http://www.dogchannel.com/dog-news/2006_11/2006_11-08news002.aspx
If you are eating a snack you can eat a avocado.
It's possible, but not probable. There are some toxins in an avocado pit and in the skin, and also in the leaves and bark of the plant itself. But birds are the animal group most "at risk" from them. It is possible that an animal could have an allergic reaction to this fruit (technically a berry), and that included people. It' probably a good idea to dispose of the seeds so the dogs can't get to them, just in case.
No, you can eat it raw
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Resplendent quetzal
yes
Pitbulls are known to eat things they see the master eat. I had a male that ate papaya, mangoes and avocado and he lived 12 years.
yes