Overview
No, rowan berries should never be fed to dogs. High concentrations of sorbic acid, which is toxic to dogs, can be found in these fruits. The seeds of rowan berries also contain hydrogen cyanide that is toxic to dogs.
Can dogs eat Rowan berries?
Risks
- Rowan berries contain a high concentration of parasorbic acid, which is toxic to dogs.
- The seeds contain hydrogen cyanide which may cause respiratory failure and even be fatal when ingested in large amounts.
