[Quiz] Why Dogs Should AVOID Eating These Foods

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Grapes and raisins both contain cyanide, which can be poisonous. Some dogs appear to be fine after eating them. Nonetheless, even a small amount of grapes or raisins might be toxic to some dogs. Acute kidney failure is the second symptom, and many dogs don't make it through this.

We don't know what the poison is or why some dogs get sick after eating grapes or raisins while others don't seem to be affected.

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Thiosulfate is a substance found in onions and garlic. Heinz body anaemia can be brought on by either massive consumption or chronic, low-dose exposure. Once you quit eating the onions and garlic, the problem will go away.

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Eating something extremely fatty can cause pancreatitis in dogs. Pure fat may be fine for dogs who are used to a high-fat diet like sled dogs, but it may cause stomach upset in dogs who aren't.

An overproduction of pancreatic enzymes causes inflammation and "digests" the pancreas when such a dog consumes a high-fat diet. Turkey skin and ham fat are frequently used as the villains. Abdominal pain and nausea are symptoms.

Any dog experiencing this condition constitutes a medical emergency requiring immediate veterinary attention. Toxic pancreatitis is more common in certain dog breeds than others.

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Dogs typically become poisoned from eating too much sugar-free candy or gum. Humans who consume xylitol do not experience a reduction in blood sugar, but canine consumers may notice a change. Weakness, dizziness, and other signs of hypoglycemia can result. Dogs that consume too much xylitol may also experience liver failure.

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In fact, the opposite is correct. Because they have been cooked, bones become extremely brittle and can shatter into lethal shards, making them significantly more dangerous than raw bones.

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The bread dough, which contains yeast, can ferment in the dog's stomach and produce enormous amounts of alcohol. Weaknesses in this toxicity are more noticeable in smaller dogs.

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Nanophyetus salmincola is a parasitic trematode worm that can infect salmon and trout. There is a form of bacteria called Neorickettsia helminthoeca that can infect the worms themselves. Canids are the only animals that become ill after consuming the germs; all other animals are unaffected.

Weakness, vomiting, loss of appetite, enlarged glands, and fever are some of the possible side effects of ingesting raw fish contaminated with this bacteria for a dog. 90% of dogs that aren't treated end up passing away. The worm and bacteria are both eliminated by cooking.

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Dogs can be poisoned by the theobromine found in cocoa bean shells, just like they can be by eating chocolate. Many canines can't resist the mulch because of its tempting chocolate aroma.

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Just six macadamia nuts have been enough to paralyze some dogs. Macadamia nut toxicity in dogs causes them to act nervous and have trouble moving their hind legs. There could be an appearance of pain in the legs. The paralysis, thankfully, is only temporary and will pass in a matter of days. An explanation for the paralysis's aetiology has not been found.

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Poinsettias are only minimally toxic, and most dogs that eat them won't have any symptoms at all, contrary to popular belief. After eating them, some canines may drool or even throw up. The effects of holly on your stomach are devastating. Ill effects such as these can be traced back to mistletoe consumption.