I would like to get a list of human foods that are harmful or poisonous to dogs?

I would like to get a list of human foods that are harmful or poisonous to dogs. I have a 2-year old toy poodle that eats everything. I need to know what will really hurt (or possibly kill) er.

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Similar questions: list human foods harmful poisonous dogs.

Poison foods Off my head: ...Chocolate, garlic, onions, macadamia nuts, grapes, raisins... This site adds: Pear pips, the kernels of plums, peaches and apricots, apple core pips (contain cyanogenic glycosides resulting in cyanide posioning) Potato peelings and green looking potatoes Rhubarb leaves Mouldy/spoiled foods Alcohol Yeast dough Coffee grounds, beans & tea (caffeine) Hops (used in home brewing) Tomato leaves & stems (green parts) Broccoli (in large amounts) Raisins and grapes Cigarettes, tobacco, cigars Another site mentions mushrooms & caffeine. Also baby food, bones, cat food, citrus extracts, fat trimmings, human vitamins, liver, marijuana, persimmons, raw eggs, raw fish, salt, string, & sugary food. Plus there are many poisonous houseplants!

Sources: http://www.petalia.com.au/templates/storytemplate_process.cfm?story_no=257 .

Many common foods are actually harmful or even fatal to dogs... Some will surprise you. Others are things you would never give your dog purposefully, but now you will be more careful to not let them be in your dog’s reach. And some just need to be limited to small amounts.

Avocados (fruit, pit, and plant) – toxic, causes breathing difficulties and pancreatitis. Grapes and raisins – kidney failure Tomatoes – "tremors and heart arrhythmias" Nutmeg – causes seizures, tremors and death Caffeine – causes "vomiting, restlessness, heart palpitations" and death Diet products – drop in blood sugar Macadamia nuts – muscle tremor, weakness and paralysis Walnuts - poisonous Fruit pips, seeds – poisonous since it contains cyanide Salt – dog may develop bloating due to too much drinking Ham and bacon – pancreatitis Liver (raw or uncooked)- Vitamin A deficiency Wild mushrooms – poisonous causing liver and kidney damage other abdominal discomfort and death Raw egg whites – biotin depletion Cooked bones – Destroy dogs internal organs Vegetables – Dogs cannot digest vegetables Dairy food - pancreatitis, gas and diarrhea Chocolate - seizures, coma and death Fatty foods – pancreatitis Onions & Garlic – causes anemia Grapes – poisonous, acute kidney failure Cocoa Mulch - seizures, coma and death (like chocolate) Turkey – causes pancreatitis Alcoholic drinks – coma and death Baby food – toxic, result to nutritional deficiencies Fish and Poultry Bones – causes laceration of digestive system Cat Food - high in fat, causes pancreatitis Citrus oil extracts – vomiting Hops – seizures and deaths Marijuana – depression and heart rate changes Mushrooms – toxic, causes shock and death Persimmons – "intestinal obstruction and enteritis" Tobacco – causes heart rate changes and death Yeast dough - rupture to the stomach or intestines Sources: http://www.lowchensaustralia.com/health/dietno.htm, http://ezinearticles.com/?Grapes,-Nuts,-and-Your-Dogs-Health----Foods-that-Fido-should-Avoid&id=20315 , (http://www.lacetoleather.com/fataltodogs.html), .

Foods and Plants Foods: petalia.com.au/templates/storytemplate_p... Here are plants: dogpack.com/health/poisonplants.htm and another article with some caveats and good information. dogs.thefuntimesguide.com/2006/02/homema... One thing that isn't mentioned often is the chemicals in human foods. Try to avoid feeding your dog anything you wouldn't want to feed a child.

Try to stay away from preservative heavy - or salty foods. If you have to feed your little doggie some scraps - you may want to improve his/her dog food to offset the nutritional hit. I've found this to be the best on the market.My brother and mother feed it to their dogs and I feed the cat version to my cats.

Take a look at the ingredients. Sources: personal experience and google. Deleted_user's Recommendations Innova Adult Dog Food Dry (33-lb bag) Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 (based on 1 reviews) Innova EVO Red Meat Large Bite Dry Dog Food (28.6-lb bag) .

There are many things toxic to dogs that you would never even think of! It is a good idea to copy this list and keep it handy, or memorize the foods that are on it. It is something you need to reference frequently if you feed table food: Chocolate Onions Rhubarb Raisins Grapes Pork (especially the fat!) Turkey (especially the skin and fat!

) Raw green potatoes, or any potato with spots of green Potato peels and sprouts Macadamia nuts Walnuts Tomato plants and stems Mushrooms Yeast dough Garlic Raw egg whites Avacados Nutmeg Brocolli Liver Coffee Salt Sugarless candy Also, though not in the food catagory, antifreeze and Advil (Ibuprofen) are toxic to dogs. Peanuts are NOT toxic. I use peanut butter to give my one dig medicine and it works really well!

SOME THINGS THAT I DO MIX WITH MY DOG’S FOOD, AND ARE GOOD FOR THEM INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: Green beans Bananas Pumpkin (not the pie filling but the "pure pumpkin", such as Libby’s in a can in the baking section) Carrots Sweet potatoes PUMPKIN is good for diarrhea and constipation in both dogs and cats! See article below: Pumpkin for cats - pumpkin for dogs - Pumpkin for diarrhea or constipation If your dog or cat is having the occasional case of constipation or diarrhea, one of the things that might help is canned pumpkin. Yes canned pumpkin in its pureed form (NOT pumpkin pie filling) is a fantastic stool softener which makes it a good natural remedy for constipation.

It often helps with upset stomach or indigestion for both cats and dogs. It is very rich in fibre and adding just one or two teaspoonfuls to your pet’s food often gets the system moving in no time. Dogs will occasionally want to eat it directly and that’s fine too.

Sometimes though, finicky cats and dogs won’t touch it no matter what you do. On the opposite end of things is diarrhea. Since the dietary fibre in canned pumpkin absorbs water, it can be a great help to a cat or dog that has diarrhea.

Some pet owners report that it firms up their pet’s loose stools or diarrhea within a few hours. Again one to two teaspoonfuls is all that is needed.N.B. It should be noted that both diarrhea and constipation can both be very serious and require immediate veterinary care depending on the cause. Whatever the cause, diarrhea or constipation lasting more than 24-36 hours requires vet care.

Click the following links for more general information on diarrhea,constipation and intestinal disorders. © Pets.ca 2007 Sources: Something I have learned....and http://www.pets.ca/pettips/tips-75.htm .

1 curiouskitty, regarding your answer "Many common foods are actually harmful or even fatal to dogs...":Thanks very much for yr very helpful answer. Have a great holiday! Cheers,Tony .

Curiouskitty, regarding your answer "Many common foods are actually harmful or even fatal to dogs...":Thanks very much for yr very helpful answer. Have a great holiday! Cheers,Tony.

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