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10 things you should never feed your dog Hi! here is a list I saw-check it out http://gsdsecerets.com/what-not-to-feed:htm they are; bones,chocolate,alcohol,milk,ham,onions,caffine,av ocados, raisins & grapes! NO TUNA FISH FOR CATS! tHAT LAST ONE SURPRISED ME! Anyone know of other things????? |
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http://www.gsdsecrets.com/what-not-to-feed.htm I agree with Most stuff on this list. I just wish they specified that its COOKED bones which are dangerous to dogs and cats. These bones can splinter and break and cause obstructions. Raw bones, however, as excellent for dogs and cats. Also just to clarify, tuna can be given as a treat, it just can't be given as a main part of their diet. The tuna fish we eat is processed foods and it doesn't have all the nutrients in it that say a fresh tuna would have. I wish my cat some tuna every time i eat it because he likes it. No harm done. |
tuna I think it is just "real tuna" for humans- I think that the cat food one is alright! What is not good forthem they take out! I fed Sapphire some tiny shimp one time when I was out of her fancy feast- she turned her Nose up! she does not like people food anyway! |
10 things See if this works: http://www.gsdsecerets.com/what-not-to-feed.htm or their source http://www.stluciaanimals.org/nottofeed.php I printed this info out and I am taking this addresses off that! I hope they work! |
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grapes? Does anyone know why dogs shouldn't eat grapes?? All my other dogs LOVED them. For the little ones I would bite into them pieces for them. ~Melody |
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Grapes and raisins can cause severe kidney failure. Raisins are especially dangerous since they are dehydrated and more concentrated. I wouldn't feed any grapes to my dog |
Oh No --- why not ham??? I just gave mine both some deli ham two days ago actually quite a bit. Is it too salty? I wont ever again but i am wondering why? |
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great thread... important info.... |
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I looked up why dogs should not eat ham and found this link: http://www.associatedcontent.com/art..._your_dog.html It says that it can have negative effects on their digestive tracts. You will probably notice that your dog will have diarrhea if he eats pork or ham, or he might even vomit with blood. Yikes! |
beef soup bones OK, what about beef soup bones, my guys love knawing on them..especially when I have one teething...I was just at the pet store and now they sell them, at a mere 6.99 each plus tax.. Hope they are still ok..oh what would I do without them... anyway know about them...please post it.. pooh's mum |
Bones From my info. it says make no bones about it-Dogs are omnivores,not carnivores, and most dogs and cats cannot tolerate bones. They can splinter ot lodge in intestinal tract, usually requiring surgery. Also can get stuck in Moth or throat. all bones are bad,pork, chicken and beef! the soup bones- well- why don't you try and find the chewy they call 'cow hoof"( I have heard they ARE A COW'S HOOF-don't know that , though! They are tough, NOT TO $$$$$, last pretty good, and would be good for a pup that is teething! Try one and see! the worst bones are the cooked bones, but none or good1 |
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I also heard that hot dogs were bad for dogs?? is this true? The cow hoof's are great. We have had ours FOREVER and the dogs love them. One more question....if milk is bad for a dog, why isnt cottage cheese. It is also a dairy product?? Just asking before I give september some after she has the pups. |
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So far as milk - dogs are lactose intolerant, meaning they can't digest the lactose in the milk well. Some dogs can tolerate more milk than others. Too much milk can cause diarrhea. In yogurt, cheese, and cottage cheese - the lactose is already partially digested which is why it doesn't upset the tummy like plain milk does. I would limit any dairy product though - a little is fine but too much could cause diarrhea |
i have heard about avocados being toxic, but how come they have dog food containing that stuff. it says it's good for their skin and coat. the food is called avoderm and i have fed my baby that stuff before i found out =/ |
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