Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Bird Dogs => Topic started by: rosscrazyelk on July 14, 2013, 08:42:09 PM
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Phone is freaking out and won't let me post pics. But I have a tree that is dropping nuts everywhere In the yard. The dogs are devouring them. Is this bad?
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Maybe...what kind of nuts?
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yes which kind of nuts? my one dog loves eating the walnuts from the ginormous walnut tree here ...I might guess you have filberts aka hazelnuts over on the wetside we had lots of those growing up and they are reasonably safe...as long as the dogs dont eat too many
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My dog could probably use a couple of nuts!
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Not sure what kind. Hope the pic goes thru this time
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I know you said a tree but they look like hops to me.....
Be curious to see what folks say that are in the know.
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those are hazelnuts. I don't think they are toxic to dogs but, being green might give them some wicked squirts? My x- had a plum tree that leaned over her backyard. Talk about epic squirts... dogs loved them green or ripe. I got permission from the neighbor to do some big time pruning that winter.
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those are green filberts also known as hazelnuts they are yummy when toasted.... and they shouldnt be a problem all the animals ate them at our house growing up we had a small orchard of those trees.
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Nuts generally are not toxic but they are not easily digestible which may result in some unpleasant gastro issues. I would be more concerned about them causing an obstruction than anything if they are not used to eating them. I don't know if hazelnuts/filberts become toxic if they get moldy like walnuts, hickory, pecans etc....
