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16-06-2007, 02:22 PM
Originally Posted by dollyknockers 
my dog juke used to love grapes and peaches esp tinned peaches and green apples ,and my mum little dog trixie used to love mandarins ,
Highly toxic, can be fatal
Originally Posted by dollyknockers
seems there not so different , there more human than we realise as they are just as keen on human food as doggie ,saying that i had a cat once that loved chocolate and cheese and onion crisps , and green peas hahahaha
You were lucky Dolly K but please, anyone reading, be aware that grapes for dogs and chocolate for dogs and cats is a huge risk to take
Some may argue that in small amounts its fine but please consider a case of a large breed dog [ Great Dane I think ] died after eating just 4 raisins, you never know when that `small` amount of a known food toxin will be the one too many.
[ my apologies for butting in and possibly spoiling a `happy thread` but I felt it important to highlight these particular `treats` ]
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16-06-2007, 02:29 PM
Originally Posted by Patch
Noooooooooo
Highly toxic, can be fatal
juke died sadly from a brain and spinal tumour in feb last year xx
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16-06-2007, 02:31 PM
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16-06-2007, 02:36 PM
Originally Posted by dollyknockers
Im glad you did include your knowledge patch in this thread , gratefully appreciated thankyou , for bringing the importance of it to the thread xx
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16-06-2007, 07:38 PM
Originally Posted by Patch
Noooooooooo
Highly toxic, can be fatal Equally extreme high risk to cats as with dogs
You were lucky Dolly K but please, anyone reading, be aware that grapes for dogs and chocolate for dogs and cats is a huge risk to take
Some may argue that in small amounts its fine but please consider a case of a large breed dog [ Great Dane I think ] died after eating just 4 raisins, you never know when that `small` amount of a known food toxin will be the one too many.
[ my apologies for butting in and possibly spoiling a `happy thread` but I felt it important to highlight these particular `treats` ]
I thought I was knowledgable on the dangers of foods to dogs but I wasnt aware of grapes and raisins being toxic to dogs!!!
Jess occasionally gets a grape, but she usually just batted it about on the floor untill she squished it then got another to do the same with... gods I feels terrible that I didnt know this!
Are oranges safe?
She has had the odd segment of orange...
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