Properly processed almonds are not directly toxic to your dog but the canine system does not properly digest the proteins in nuts. Eating large quantities of almonds, whether all at once or frequent smaller amounts given regularly, can cause gastrointestinal distress, obesity, and pancreatitis.

How many almonds will hurt a dog?

If your dog consumes one or two almonds, don't panic. Instead, watch him carefully for signs of intestinal distress or obstruction. If your dog devours more than a few almonds, call your veterinarian or local emergency veterinarian for professional advice.

How much almonds can a dog have?

One or two almonds aren't likely to impact your dog's health, so long as your dog isn't allergic. Keep a watch for any signs of choking if your dog manages to swallow an almond.