Can cats or dogs eat plums?
Cats: Caution · Dogs: Caution — Small amounts of ripe plum flesh are not a major problem, but plum stems, leaves, and seeds contain cyanide. The ASPCA has classified plums as poisonous to dogs, cats, and horses. Plum seeds are also hard and can get stuck in the throat or block the intestines. Do not allow pets to eat plum stems, leaves, or seeds. If the seeds are eaten whole or gnawed on the seeds Should be taken to a veterinarian to check for risk of clots and cyanide poisoning.
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Symptoms that may be experienced
- unusually red gums
- Dilated pupils
- Difficulty breathing
- Panting
- Shock
- Choking or blockage of the digestive tract from the seeds
Instructions
Do not allow pets to eat plum stems, leaves, or seeds. If the seeds are eaten whole or gnawed on the seeds Should be taken to a veterinarian to check for risk of clots and cyanide poisoning.
This information is used for preliminary decision making only. It is not a veterinary diagnosis or advice. If your pet has abnormal symptoms or eats or comes into contact with something that may be dangerous. Contact your veterinarian orAnimal clinic 24 hrs.immediately
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