Your dog can choke on an almond. They utilize their teeth primarily for tearing and crushing, not chewing. Their saliva will not break down the tough almonds so they can get become lodged in its esophagus.
The high sodium content of salted almond products can dehydrate your dog. Hemolytic anemia is caused when a dog eats almonds flavored with garlic or onion.
Almonds tainted with Aspergillus mold pose a threat of aflatoxin poisoning if fed to your dog. Dogs are more susceptible to the harmful effects of aflatoxin than people are.
Almonds have a high phosphorus content. Your dog is more likely to develop bladder or kidney stones if their body has an abundance of phosphorus. Dogs suffer excruciating agony when they get urinary tract or kidney stones.
If your dog has eaten one or two almonds keep a close eye on them to look for any indications of or obstructions. For larger consumption of almonds seek advise from a veterinarian.
Almond milk, like almond butter, is gentle on the digestive system, is high in calories but provides no nutritional value to dogs. Rather avoid giving it to your dog.