Avocado contains persin and fat: in birds it can be serious; In dogs/cats the risk varies and fat can cause digestive disorders. If ingested by birds or large amounts by mammals, consult now.
Immediate response.Remove access to the product, note time/amount/weight and contact your veterinarian or animal toxicology. Do not induce vomiting without indication. Don't wait. Related:ficha aguacate (canónica multispecies)
Susceptible species
It depends on species; high risk in birds; caution in dogs/cats. Don't generalize thresholds between species.
Substance/exposure
Fruit, leaf and plant according to context. Prioritize the multispecies sheet for verdicts by species.
Quantity and time
The severity depends on the weight, quantity, and time since exposure. If the quantity is unknown, treat it as potentially hazardous.We do not publish operational mg/kg doseswithout clinical criteria of the case.
Possible signs
- Vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy; in birds, respiratory signs or sudden death described in reference toxicology.
The absence of initial signs does not guarantee safety.
What not to do
- Don't wait until Monday or apply a "7-day plan."
- Do not use home remedies, oil, salt, alcohol or human drugs.
- Do not copy checklists from other species.
Based on reference sources.Editorial criteria anchored to reference sources (Merck, AVMA, ASPCA or others cited). It does not replace in-person veterinary care. No operative doses no source of the case.
Frequently asked questions
Can I wait to see symptoms
Not in case of suspicion of relevant intoxication.
Do I induce vomiting
Only if a professional indicates it.
Does this replace a veterinarian?
No.
Sources
- ASPCA — People foods to avoid www.aspca.org· consulted 2026-08-07
- Merck — Food hazards www.merckvetmanual.com· consulted 2026-08-07
