
09/25/2025
π Autumn is here, and acorns are everywhere! π° While they might look harmless, acorns β and other parts of the oak tree β can be toxic to dogs if ingested. This time of year, itβs easy for curious pups to nibble on them while playing outside, which is why awareness is so important.
Save this post for reference and share it with fellow dog lovers to help keep all pups safe this fall! π³πΎ
Signs of acorn poisoning to watch for:
Vomiting (sometimes with blood)
Diarrhea
Lethargy or drowsiness
Shaking or tremors
Abdominal pain
If your dog shows any of these symptoms, contact your veterinarian immediately. Early action can prevent serious complications, including kidney or liver issues.
Tips to keep your pup safe this season:
Keep your yard or walking areas free of acorns where possible.
Monitor your dog closely during walks in parks or wooded areas.
Educate friends and family about the dangers β sharing awareness could save a dogβs life!