Answer: Yes, dogs can eat avocados.Warning:Many Vets will tell you that avocados are unsafe to eat because they contain persin, which is toxic to birds. Be sure to remove the pit as it posses a chocking hazard.
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat in moderationWarning:Bacon is high in unhealthy fats and salt which can lead to pancreatitis or salt poisoning. Never give your dog raw bacon.
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat bread in moderationWarning:Plain white or wheat bread is recommended. Bread containing ingredients such as raisins, garlic or cheese can cause health complications.
Carrots
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat carrots
Cheetos
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat cheetos in moderationWarning:Plain cheese puffs are safer than flavored cheese puffs. They may contain spices that are not safe for dogs. Limit to one or two at any given time to minimize the effects of saturated fats and excessive salts.
Answer:No, dogs should not eat chocolateWarning:chocolate contains a particular toxin called theobromine. Dogs are not able to digest or process theobromine.
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat corn kernelsWarning:The cob is a choking hazard and should not be given to your dog. Its best to remove the kernels and throw out the cob.
Answer:Grapes and raisins are toxic to dogsWarning:Eating grapes can cause acute kidney failure, which can prove lethal without immediate treatment. Other symptoms of grape toxicity are vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, dehydration, and anuria.
Greek Yogurt
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat greek yogurt, in moderationWarning:Some breeds of dogs can be highly sensitive to milk and milk products. Giving your dog a small amount of greek yogurt is a great way to provide the probiotic benefits and aids in digestion.
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat ice cream in moderationWarning:Some breeds of dogs can be highly sensitive to milk and milk products. If you feel the need to treat your dog to ice cream, plain vanilla is best. Be sure that it’s not sweetened with xylitol which is extremely toxic to dogs.
Answer:No, dogs should not eat lemons or limesWarning:Like grapefruits and other members of the citrus family, lemons and limes are toxic to dogs, due to psoralens and essential oils.
Maple Syrup
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat maple syrup in moderationWarning:Excessive consumption of high sugar foods can lead to obesity and diabetes. Maple flavored syrups come in xylitol sweeteners for diabetics and should be never be given to dogs. These types of sweeteners are toxic to dogs.
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat raw meat with a few precautions.Warning:Raw beef, turkey are safe for dogs. Pork may contain parasites and must be fully cooked.
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat mushroom under some restrictionsWarning:Only give your dog store bought white mushrooms. Wild mushrooms could be toxic to your dog.
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat oranges in moderationWarning:Only give your dog a couple slices at a time. Remove the rine and seeds as they can cause stomach upset or discomfort.
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat Peanut Butter in moderationWarning:Only all natural 100% peanuts should be given to your dog. Be aware that many brands use xylitol, which is highly toxic to dogs.
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat pineapple in moderationWarning:The natural sugars in pineapples can cause an upset stomach or diarrhea after moderate amounts are ingested, treat sizes should be limited to only a few slices a day.
Answer:No, dogs should never eat pomegranateWarning:Dogs that eat pomegranate tend to get stomach aches or vomit. pomegranate consists of seeds, which are hard to digest.
Wild Rice
Answer:Yes, dogs can eat wild riceWarning:Wild rice is a standard filler for gourmet wet dog foods. Feel safe to add a small amount to your dogs dry or wet food.
Answer:No, dogs should not eat salt or food high in saltWarning:If your dog has ingested excessive amounts of salt, the first sign would be your dog will be drinking a lot of water. They may seem overly tired, have a swollen stomach and seem somewhat stiff.
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