[Quiz] What Food Dogs CAN’T Eat?

Photo of Shaima Qatato Shaima QatatoLast Updated: March 6, 2023
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What Food Dogs CAN’T Eat?
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[Quiz] Keep Your Dog Safe: Foods Dogs Should NEVER Eat!

We all read about what dogs should eat, but how about what they can't?

After finishing this simple quiz, you will find out how to take good care of your four-legged family member...

  • Dogs enjoy chewing on bones, but which kind is the least likely to create significant health issues?
  • Can dogs become sick from eating raw or undercooked meat?
  • Is bread good for dogs to eat?
  • If you feed your dog grapes and raisins, what symptoms might you see?
  • And much more...

Have fun with this super simple and enjoyable quiz!

Which bones are safe for dogs to chew on without causing health issues?

What kinds of food contain theobromine, a known canine vomiting and seizure trigger?

If you feed your dog grapes and raisins, what symptoms might you see?

Which of these is NOT a sign of consuming xylitol?

Not only may humans become sick from eating raw or undercooked meat, but so can dogs.

Bread is not good for dogs to eat.

What food contains the ingredient thiosulphate, which is linked to abdominal pain, yellowing of the skin, and loose stools?

Dogs have a far lower tolerance for alcohol than humans do.

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of eating macadamia nuts?

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Which fruit do you know of that naturally contains persin?

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Photo of Shaima Qatato Shaima QatatoLast Updated: March 6, 2023
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