Can dogs eat Ginkgo seeds?
I have a lovely ginkgo tree in my back yard. I have 2 small dogs that are eating the fruit when it falls. Is this poisonous? Can it harm the dogs?
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posted by Cor Kwant @ 9/27/2006
September 27, 2006
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3 Comments:
So how are your dogs doing now? All I can recall is the berries being unpleasant but not deadly. Did eating Ginkgo berries do anything unussual to your pets? Do they have better memories now? I wonder if the seeds that pass through your pets have a better germination rate?
-Karl
Like assistance to human patients in certain conditions/deseases Ginkgo will be surely unharmful to pets either rabbits or dogs/cats.No problem.We should further our researches on Ginkgo.I have personally tried it to be proven efficant for lowering Choloesterol level.
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A coyote dog eats ginkgo:
http://www.cuyamaca.net/oh170/Thumbnail_Pages/
Ginkgo_biloba.asp
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