Can a dog eat mushrooms?

It is some kinds of wild mushrooms, the ones that are also toxic to humans, that are toxic. Dairy, especially in large amounts, can cause stomach upset in some dogs. It's not poisonous though. ... I can toss an entire cored apple to my dog, she's been eating them for 7 years. read more

Yes, dogs can eat mushrooms, but (and it’s a big BUT) they can only safely eat certain mushrooms. The safest kind of mushroom for dogs is the ones that you can buy from a store or market. Mushrooms that are sold in stores are much more harmless that the ones that are growing in the wild or nature. read more

Unfortunately, just as your dog can eat certain things that aren’t good for you, many of the things we eat are not good for your dog. To avoid a sick tummy, a visit to the emergency veterinary clinic or worse, take a look at this list of people foods that your dog should not eat. read more

Dogs eat mushrooms for the same reasons they eat other odd things. Dogs explore the world by scent and taste, and the texture of a mushroom might also be intriguing to an inquisitive canine. To make things worse, some varieties of toxic mushroom, like Amanita phalloides (death cap) and Inocybe spp. have a fishy odor. read more