Poisonous Foods to Dogs
Garlic -- damages red blood cells
Avocado-- vomiting and diarrhea
Yeast-- (unbaked bread dough) alcohol poison
Chocolate -- can cause cardiac arrhythmias and central nervous system disfunction.
Rhubarb-- kidney failure
Citrus Oil-- liver failure
Macadamia Nuts-- vomiting, weakness, hyperthermia, loss of bodily functions
Cat Food-- long term feeding can cause pancreatitis, organ damage and sudden death.
Grapes and raisins-- sudden kidney failure
Spinach-- kidney damage
Milk-- some are lactose intolerant
Xylitol--rapid insulin release can lead to sudden coma
Wild Mushrooms
Iron Supplements-- prenatal supplements as well
Silica Packets
Apple Sees-- the flesh and the apple's insides are not toxic
Tobacco-- especially cigarette butts
Black Walnuts-- regular walnuts are okay, the bark and wild nuts are ESPCIALLY TOXIC
Nutmeg--large quantities lead to rapid heart rate, hallucinations, seizures
Peaches-- (pits only) release cyanide, it would take several pits to become ill
Currants-- true currants are NOT toxic, many currants are "Zante currants" which are tiny raisins from Corinth Grapes which can cause kidney failure
Alcohol-- small amounts will not hurt, but still not good for consumption
Leeks
Mustard and seeds-- not lethal in small doses, but not good for consumption
Coffee-- caffeine is toxic to pups
Cherry Pits & Flesh
Onions
Tomatoes-- green, not fully ripe, stems and leaves are toxic to
Chives-- large amounts cause damage to red blood cells
Potatoes-- green, unripe, or sprouted
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QUICK LIST
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Garlic
Avocado
Yeast
Chocolate
Rhubarb
Citrus Oil
Macadamia Nuts
Cat Food
Grapes and raisins
Spinach
Milk
Xylitol
Wild Mushrooms
Iron Supplements
Silica Packets
Apple Sees
Tobacco
Black Walnuts
Nutmeg
Peaches
Currants
Alcohol
Leeks
Mustard
Coffee
Cherry Pits & Flesh
Onions
Tomatoes
Chives
Potatoes