Oak (acorns and leaves)
The tree itself — fallen acorns, buds and leaves, not the timber. Oak.
If you suspect exposure
Contact a veterinarian or emergency veterinary service.
Dyrli cannot assess what applies to your pet.
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What the answers mean
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- Known hazardThis is stated to be harmful to this animal.
- May be harmfulThis is stated to possibly be harmful to this animal.
- UnclearWe did not find a clear answer for this animal.
Answers for each animal
Horse
Known hazard
This is stated to be harmful to this animal.
- Read more at
- ASPCA Animal Poison Control
- Date shown
- 28 Aug 2026
- Last checked
- 28 Aug 2026
Sheep
Known hazard
This is stated to be harmful to this animal.
- Read more at
- Animalia
- Source read
- 6 Oct 2026
- Last checked
- 7 Oct 2026
Not checked yet
We have not checked this for these animals yet. That does not mean it is safe.