Even though almonds are unlikely to be toxic to your French Bulldog, they have been known to occasionally harbor a type of mold called Aspergillus, including Aflatoxin. Because dogs are especially vulnerable to this substance, it can cause poisoning. Many almonds are sprinkled with salt and other flavorings that can be bad for your French Bulldog. Excessive salt consumption can trigger water retention, which is particularly problematic in dogs with heart problems. In addition, salt toxicity occurs when consumed in large amounts. Spices and flavorings may taste good to your Frenchie, but most of them can cause digestive issues. Even if you offer your French Bulldog mold-free nuts without any extra flavor or salt, there are several risks. Almonds are high in phosphorus, increasing the risk of bladder stones. In addition, the fat content can cause gastrointestinal distress in the near term and long-term diseases like obesity and pancreatitis. The protein in almonds is poorly processed by your French Bulldogs' digestive tracts, resulting in gastrointestinal obstructions. The little, hard nuts are also choking risks, especially for French Bulldogs who don't chew thoroughly before consuming. Like practically any other food, Almonds can cause allergic reactions in your French Bulldog. Anaphylaxis, a potentially fatal disorder, can occur in rare cases. Sneezing, coughing, puffiness, hives, or trouble breathing are all indicators of an allergic response. Contact your veterinarian straight away.