Will eating mushrooms harm my dog?

Answer 1

Most mushroom related fatalities in dogs occur because of them eating highly toxic wild mushrooms that they find in the yard.

It is true that some mushrooms are highly poisonous, but button mushrooms and more exotic mushrooms are not poisonous to dogs. While your dog should not be eating table scraps, you can and should look into mushrooms for their medicinal purposes. They have been used for years on horses because of their high vitamin, mineral and anti-oxidant content. Just recently dog and cat specific whole-food formulas have been appearing on the market as well.

Also, Monterey Mushrooms is a brand and not a particular type of mushroom.

Answer 2

the ones that u eat aree not but the ones outside are

the ones that u eat aree not but the ones outside are

the ones that u eat aree not but the ones outside are

the ones that u eat aree not but the ones outside are

the ones that u eat aree not but the ones outside are

the ones that u eat aree not but the ones outside are

Answer 3

It depends on what kind. Most mushrooms are, however, poisionous (to dogs and humans) if your dog has eaten a mushroom out of your yard, you should see a vet immediatly.
It depends on what kind. Most mushrooms are, however, poisionous (to dogs and humans) if your dog has eaten a mushroom out of your yard, you should see a vet immediatly.


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Answer 4

Not as long as they are not poisonous mushrooms. how do you tell???