23-12-2018, 02:36 PM
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Dog owners beware
Although not having a dog myself I came across a news article where a dog ate a mince pie, the owner had to take him to the vet where he was given an injection to induce vomiting, apparently grapes, currants and raisins can be toxic to dogs, causing kidney failure , now I knew chocolate isn’t good for dogs ( except special doggie chocolate) but grapes? Just be careful what your dog eats,
23-12-2018, 02:56 PM
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Re: Dog owners beware
Yes you are quite right Primus, and thanks for the reminder.Raisins in Christmas cake and mince pies can damage a dog's kidneys.
No doubt most already owners know this, but maybe play safe and make sure the grandkids do too, as some little ones like to 'share' with their four-legged friend.
23-12-2018, 02:57 PM
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Re: Dog owners beware
Originally Posted by Primus1
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Although not having a dog myself I came across a news article where a dog ate a mince pie, the owner had to take him to the vet where he was given an injection to induce vomiting, apparently grapes, currants and raisins can be toxic to dogs, causing kidney failure , now I knew chocolate isn’t good for dogs ( except special doggie chocolate) but grapes? Just be careful what your dog eats,
When we want to try something new on ours we check...
"Can dogs eat rhubarb?" for example. The slightest hint of any negativity and it's off the menu.
Ours gets a carrot every day. Few calories and it helps clean his teeth.
Thank you for the warning.
23-12-2018, 09:40 PM
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Re: Dog owners beware
I have emails from Pinterest and very often get charts coming up, what they can and cannot eat, so it’s good for reference.I too hate mince pies.
Holly always knows when I’m chopping carrots and is there, waiting. I give her a tiny chunk, and she comes back for more.
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