Mushrooms are fruiting bodies of fungi decomposing underground organic matter (roots, thatch). Only removing the organic substrate (replace with sand/gravel) eliminates them.
While few mushrooms are toxic, ASPCA advises caution. Liver damage possible. Remove mushrooms when dog isn't watching—dogs investigate spots you've touched.
Pale gums, lethargy. Seek vet immediately if ingestion suspected.
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