Post by RiP, IMDb on Mar 7, 2020 12:36:33 GMT
Sure, you see YOUR pup as family, but that DOESN'T mean they get to EAT like it!
Veterinarian Dr. Danielle Bernal told Fox News there are foods that you can feed your dog when you're eating at the table (though she recommends training them away from begging), but you have to be careful as some may contain hidden ingredients that are toxic.
“There are certain foods that are acceptable to feed your dog if he is begging at the kitchen table, but many can contain artificial sweeteners or hidden ingredients like onions, garlic or residue from specific nuts that can be toxic to dogs — which is why it is always best to feed Fido dog food over anything else!” the vet, who is also a Whimzees multi-functional dental dog treats partner, said.
FOODS TO AVOID
Bernal puts chocolate at the top of the list of foods to avoid. Chocolate contains theobromine, which, like caffeine, is toxic to dogs.
Fatty foods, like bacon, are also no-nos as they can cause gastrointestinal upsets and pancreatitis.
“Plus, dogs have unique nutritional needs — one small piece of bacon for them is the equivalent caloric value of 13 pieces of bacon for humans,” Bernal shared.
Among the others unsafe for your pooch are uncooked eggs or...
“There are certain foods that are acceptable to feed your dog if he is begging at the kitchen table, but many can contain artificial sweeteners or hidden ingredients like onions, garlic or residue from specific nuts that can be toxic to dogs — which is why it is always best to feed Fido dog food over anything else!” the vet, who is also a Whimzees multi-functional dental dog treats partner, said.
FOODS TO AVOID
Bernal puts chocolate at the top of the list of foods to avoid. Chocolate contains theobromine, which, like caffeine, is toxic to dogs.
Fatty foods, like bacon, are also no-nos as they can cause gastrointestinal upsets and pancreatitis.
“Plus, dogs have unique nutritional needs — one small piece of bacon for them is the equivalent caloric value of 13 pieces of bacon for humans,” Bernal shared.
Among the others unsafe for your pooch are uncooked eggs or...