Avocado Poisoning in Dogs

My 1 year old mix breed, got into the garbage and was caught chewing on avacado skin. I’ m not sur how much he ate or if he also ate the pit. However he is now thrown up twice since and his belly is very tender. He seems to drink fine but is eating very little. Is there something that I can give him to help if he did ingest the pit to help it along so he can pass it?
He is about 50 lbs.

Ike ate bag of unripe avocados(5)from counter. He ate skin and seed included. I found 2 whole seeds on the floor and let him vomit 1 more seed. he seem fine next morning (his stool looked normal with some avocado skin init)so, I fed him his normal meal. but around 6pm, he vomited 4-times. (I did not find any avocado in it)I am withholding his food now but if he keep vomiting, I will take him to vet tomorrow.

My dog ate an avocado pit about six months ago and has not experienced any symptoms. However, today my mom said he did poo and found a little blood in there. I am not sure if it was because of this incident or what else could have caused this.

my 4 month old puppy chewed and ingested avocado leaves. then i observed that he eats less than the usual. his poop is loose and has traces of avocado leaves and sometimes has blood in it. though he plays sometimes but he is not his usual self. what home remedy can i give him? thanks. Net from Philippines

My dog ate part of an avocado yesterday. Has has diarrhea and 11 hours thrown up twice will not eat or drink. Just wants to sleep? Cant afford to go to the vet unless I give her up. Please help.

I was eating an avocado and gave the rest to my dog over his dry food. no pit or outside of the avocado was ingested but my dog is acting unusual. Very sleepy, kinda just moping around not being his playful puppy self. He is huge, maybe the size of a baby bull.

My dog has been vomiting for 1-2 times for 2 days now after having gotten into the garbage. There were avocado skins and pits in the garbage and I read that they may be poisonous to dogs. He was quite lethargic after the initial garbage incident but had seemed better and back to his normal self the next day until he vomited again. Is there anything that I can do to help him? How dangerous is the situation?

I took my 9 year old hound for her annual exam. The vet notice arrhythmia that seemed severe and referred is to a cardiologist. We had an echo cardiogram done which found ventricular irregular heart beats and 2/3 of the way through she had an episode of supraventricular tachycardia 200 bpm which dropped off shortly back to normal. The vet was puzzled as to why two abnormalities from two different parts of heart. Heart size and valves normal. So we opted for a holter monitor. Last night I saw an article about toxic people Foods and remembered that about s wedk to ten days ago she took a bag of avocados off counter and ate them. Not sure but I think there were three. She ate skins and most of the pits. All the literature I e read says dogs don't get cardiac toxicity from avocados. My question is whether this is a viable theory to follow up on and what the treatment would be? Is it irreversible damage or is there hope?

I am wondering if undeveloped, new avocados, (they look about an inch long and kind of like a sweet pickle) are toxic to dogs? The skin on these baby avocados is very thin, smooth, light green, and there isn't a seed inside, or it's so tiny it doesn't look like a seed yet. My dog loves them. We take them away from her whenever we see her with one, but we are wondering if there are any longterm effects, or cumulative effects we need to worry about, or if we can just let her have her treasure when she finds one. Thank you.