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Below is a list of dog foods to avoid giving to a dog because they are poisonous or can cause
health problems to dogs:
Chocolate - Please do not be tempted to give your dog any of the
chocolate that you eat. Human chocolate contains Theobomine and caffeine and in large doses can be fatal
to dogs, even a small bar. Symptoms of poisoning from this foods to avoid for dogs
include seizures, vomiting, diarrhoea, muscle tremors, an increase in heart
rate and restlessness. The caffeine can cause hyperactivity and nervousness. Early Veterinary examination is recommended.
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Lactose - Found in dairy products and milk. Older dogs cannot digest lactose because
they do not produce the enzyme lactase, which breaks down the products. Puppies will produce
lactase until they are weaned from their mother.
Potatoes - The intestines of dogs find it difficult to break down starch -
it crystallises and cannot be broken down. It may also start to ferment within the intestines.
Fruit - Dogs can find fruit acidic because of the high sugar content. This
may cause indigestion for some dogs. In moderation and as an occasional treat may be fine for
some dogs.
Raisins and Grapes - Please do not feed your dog these: they are one of ther top dog foods to avoid because they can cause renal
failure because of the mould, which occurs naturally on their skins. Signs to look for in this foods to avoid for dogs include diarrhoea, vomiting, refusing
to eat and lethargy.
Poultry Bones - Poultry bones, such as turkey, chicken and duck should never be given to dogs and is another dog foods to avoid. Poultry
bones are easily splintered and can cause choking or damage the gastro intestinal tract of your dog or cause infections.
Onion - The chemical in an onion is poisonous to a dog and have a cumulative effect of causing anaemia because the onion weakens the dog's red blood cells.
Rain Water - Beware of allowing your dog to drink rainwater which will not only be stagnant but could contain dangerous antifreeze from nearby parked cars. Dogs will find the antifreeze sweet tasting but it is very dangerous when ingested.
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Dog Calendar
Dog Cancer
Dog Ear Care
Dog Foods To Avoid
Dog Friendly Garden
Dog Gift Box
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Dog Poop Disposal
Dogs Teeth Care
Dog Toys
Dog Websites
Dogs Will
Epilepsy
Flat-Coats - History Flat-Coated Retriever
Free Dog Food Samples
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Get your Dog on TV or Magazines
Grass Eating
Grooming a Dog
Health
Hip Dysplasia
History of Dogs
How To Cut Dogs Nails
How To Deal With Dog Hair
How To Give A Dog A Bath
How to stop your Dog Barking
Dog Eating Faeces
How To Teach A Dog To Roll Over and Play Dead
How to tell if your Dog is Overweight
How To Work Out A Dogs Age
Introducing a New Dog or Puppy to an Older Dog
Kennel Cough Symptoms
Links
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Mange Signs
Other Flat-Coated Retriever Websites
Privacy/Disclaimer Policy
Puppy Care
Puppy Training Tips
Signs of Arthritis in Dogs
Signs of Dehydration in a Dog
Signs of Worms
Site Map
Signs of Pain in Dogs
Training a Dog to the Whistle Come Back
Why Dogs Go Round In Circles Before Lying Down
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