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Hazardous Foods For Dogs
Posted on January 26, 2015 at 1:10 PM |
Most everyone likes to give their dog treats, but here is a list of foods to avoid giving your dog.
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- Avocado: Contains persin that can cause vomitting and diarrhea.
- Alcohol: Can cause intoxication, coma, and sometimes death. They can handle less alcohol than you.
- Bones: Can cause obstruction or laceration of the digestive tract.
- Chocolate/Coffee: Contains theobromine which can cause vomitting and diarrhea, and be toxic to the heart and nervous system.
- Fat trimmings: Can cause pancreatitis.
- Fish: Raw salmon can contain a parasite that can be fatal to dogs. Fish fed exclusively or in high amounts can cause thiamin and vitamin B deficiencies. Can cause loss of appetite, seizures, and death.
- Raisens/Grapes/Currants: For an unknown reason will cause kidney failure. Small amounts can be fatal.
- Milk: Dogs are lactose intolerant.
- Candy and gum: The sugar and xylitol found in these can cause an over release of insulin and kidney failure.
- Corn cob: Causes obstruction.
- Appleseeds: The casing is toxic and can release cyanide when ingested. Must eat large amounts and chew seed up for there to be a problem.
- Baby food: Stay away from onion powder. Baby food is not nutritional enough for a balanced diet.
- Hops: Ingredient in beer. Causes panting, increased heart rate, fever, seizures, and death.
- Human vitamins: the iron can damage digestive system lining and bad for kidneys and liver.
- Liver: Large amounts of Vitamin A can affect pups muscles and bones. (Small amount is ok)
- Macadamia nuts: Inhibits locomotry activities, results in weakness, panting, swollen limbs, tremors, damage digestive, nervous, and muscle systems.
- Marijuana: Affect nervous system, heart rate, cause vomitting.
- Mushrooms: Some can be fatal.
- Onions and Chives: Causes anemia and damages red blood cells.
- Persimmons, Peaches, Plums: Seeds/pits can cause obstruction.
- Rhubarb/Tomato leaves: Affects digestive, nervous, and urinary systems.
- Salt: Dehydration and diarrhea.
- Sugar: Dental issues, obesity, and diabetes.
- Tobacco: Nicotine can cause digestive and nervous systems to be affected. Increases heart rate, pass out, and sometimes death.
- Yeast: Expands and rises in the tummy. Mild will cause gas and discomfort. Too much will cause a rupture in stomach and intestines.
- String: While not a food, ingested string can get stuck in the intestines and tear the digestive tract lining.
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By: Kara Zapko
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(Information found on Canine Journal)
Categories: Pet Health
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