While no type of oil should be given to dogs in large quantities due to their high fat content, avocado oil doesn’t contain any persin and is considered completely non-toxic to dogs. The same goes for avocado meal — avocado flesh that has been dried and ground — which is an ingredient commonly used in avocado-enriched pet foods, such as AvoDerm. What if my dog eats guacamole?

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For us humans, avocados are a superfood — full of health benefits like fiber, vitamins A, vitamin E, potassium, and omega-3 fatty acids just to name a few. No wonder we love our avocado toast! But is it a healthy option for our pups, too? This Top Paw Rip Roarin’ Tough Avocado Dog Toy is our toughest toy yet and is insanely fun for your furry friend. Behind the seams, this fun toy is built from seriously resilient materials that are made to last through even the roughest and tumble playtime workouts. Only at PetSmart. Don’t panic! Depending on which part of the fruit your dog ate and how much, they may be just fine. Let’s dig into the details.

Avocado trees contain a fungicidal toxin called persin. This toxin is more concentrated in the pit and skin of an avocado, but there are some low levels contained in the flesh as well. Persin is considered only mildly toxic to dogs, but depending on how much was consumed, it can cause an upset stomach, vomiting or diarrhea.

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