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Grapes
Not SafeGrapes are highly toxic to dogs and can cause sudden kidney failure. Even small amounts can be fatal. Never feed grapes to dogs.
Chocolate
Not SafeChocolate is highly toxic to dogs. It contains theobromine and caffeine which dogs cannot metabolize. Dark chocolate and baking chocolate are most dangerous.
Xylitol
Not SafeXylitol is one of the most dangerous substances for dogs. It is an artificial sweetener found in many products that causes rapid insulin release and liver failure.
Chicken
SafePlain cooked chicken is one of the best proteins for dogs. It is highly digestible and a great source of lean protein.
Blueberries
SafeBlueberries are one of the best fruits for dogs. They are packed with antioxidants, fiber, and vitamins C and K.
Peanut Butter
CautionPeanut butter can be a great treat for dogs but MUST be xylitol-free. Always check the label before feeding.
Avocado
CautionAvocado flesh poses a lower risk to dogs than commonly believed but the pit is a serious choking and blockage hazard. The flesh contains persin which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and myocardial damage in large amounts. Caution is advised.
Onions
Not SafeOnions are toxic to dogs in all forms including raw, cooked, powdered, and dehydrated. They cause destruction of red blood cells.
Salmon
CautionCooked salmon is excellent for dogs and rich in omega-3 fatty acids. Raw salmon however can contain a parasite that causes salmon poisoning disease which is potentially fatal.
Carrots
SafeCarrots are one of the best vegetables for dogs. They are low in calories, high in fiber and beta-carotene, and great for dental health.
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Whole Wheat Bread for Dogs
CautionPlain whole wheat bread without raisins xylitol or added ingredients is safe for dogs in tiny amounts. It provides fiber from whole grains. However bread has no nutritional advantage over other foods and the calories add up quickly.
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Bagel for Dogs
CautionPlain bagels in tiny amounts are not toxic but are extremely high in refined carbohydrates sodium and calories. Everything bagels contain onion and garlic powder making them toxic. Never give dogs flavored bagels.
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Hot Dogs for Dogs
Not SafeHot dogs are not safe for dogs. Despite being an easy sharing food they contain extreme sodium garlic onion powder and nitrates. A single hot dog can contain 400-500mg of sodium. Never give dogs hot dogs of any variety.
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White Rice for Dogs
SafePlain cooked white rice is one of the best foods for dogs with digestive issues. It is easy to digest bland and helps firm loose stools. It is the standard component of the bland diet used to settle upset stomachs.
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Amaranth for Dogs
SafePlain cooked amaranth is safe for dogs and extremely nutritious. Like quinoa it is a complete protein source with all essential amino acids. Gluten-free and suitable for grain-sensitive dogs. A highly nutritious ancient grain.
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Barley for Dogs
SafePlain cooked barley is safe for dogs and provides excellent fiber and nutrients. It has a lower glycemic index than white rice making it beneficial for diabetic or overweight dogs. Always cook thoroughly as raw barley is difficult to digest.
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