Can dogs eat dead jellyfish?
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Dr van der Merwe said jellyfish could cause local allergic reactions to the skin or mouth, or gastrointestinal reactions if eaten. "They can have a bad local reaction in their mouth," she said. "If they swallow them, like this dog – he didn't have any stings – they can have gastro or diarrhoea.
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