Can dogs eat clover

Eating too much of clover can upset digestion in your dog. Image: Sudipta Mondal/Pexels

Can dogs eat clover?

Dogs explore and might find harmful stuff. Toxic plants in your yard can be a problem. Is clover safe for dogs?

Can dogs eat clover

Eating too much of clover can upset digestion in your dog. Image: Sudipta Mondal/Pexels

Dogs explore and might find harmful stuff. Toxic plants in your yard can be a problem.

Is clover safe for dogs? In small amounts, yes.

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Clover is a diverse group with many species.

Around 300 species in the pea family.

Found worldwide, used for feed and crops.

Short-lived with colorful leaves and flowers. Some have small fruits.

Common in lawn grass mixes, dogs often encounter them.

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Are clovers toxic to dogs?

Many plants are toxic to dogs, but not clover. Eating a bit of clover is usually fine.

Bitter taste prevents dogs from eating lots.

Eating too much of it can upset digestion.

Different clover types have harmful chemicals.

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White clover has cyanide traces. Red clover has natural estrogen.

It can also attract toxic fungi. Rarely, dogs can have symptoms.

Symptoms include more saliva, tearing eyes, and diarrhea.

Be cautious if your dog eats plants after weed killer use.

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This article was compiled with the help of Artificial Intelligence