Almonds: Dogs cannot properly digest the proteins present these (and many other nuts), and aflatoxins are poisonous substances found in crops and nuts, like almonds, pistachios, and Brazil nuts. Pecans: In addition to aflatoxin, pecans also contain juglone, a toxin that can be harmful to dogs and horses.
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