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My dog ate Plum Pits
Potentially Harmful

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If in doubt, always call your vet or the Animal Poison Line immediately.

Why It's Dangerous

Like all stone fruit pits, plum stones contain amygdalin. They can also lodge in the intestines causing a dangerous obstruction. Always remove before feeding.

Symptoms to Watch For

Vet Guidance

If the pit was swallowed, contact your vet : an x-ray may be needed to check for blockage.

Emergency Contacts

Animal Poison Line (UK) 01202 509000
RSPCA Emergency 0300 1234 999

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