Can dogs eat cherry pits?
No. cherry pits isn't safe for dogs and shouldn't be fed on purpose.
Why
Cherry pits contain cyanogenic compounds that release cyanide when digested. A single pit is unlikely to cause harm, but multiple pits or crushed pits are dangerous.
What to watch for
Vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, lethargy, pale gums.
What to do
Call your vet if your pet has eaten multiple cherry pits or crushed pits.
If they've already eaten some, don't wait for symptoms
This page is not veterinary advice and is not a diagnosis. It's a general reference for a common food, and it can't account for your pet's size, age, health conditions, medications, or how much they actually ate. Toxicity is almost always about dose. If your pet has eaten something you're worried about — or is showing any symptoms — call your veterinarian, an emergency animal hospital, or a poison control hotline right away. Never induce vomiting unless a veterinary professional tells you to.