Can one acorn kill a dog?
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Firstly, acorns contain a chemical called gallotannin. This can make your dog seriously unwell. Occasionally, it can prove fatal. ... Thirdly, if your pet manages to eat an excessive amount of acorns, they can cause an obstruction in your dog's digestive tract.
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