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Top Dog Poisons

Dec 11, 2016 Audra Lynn

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There are more than 100,000 cases of dog poisoning each year. Most people aren't even aware of what is poisonous to their dogs. Prescription Medications These are never safe for your pet. Only give medication to your dog that a vet has prescribed and make sure you give the correct amount. It doesn't always take very much to have deadly consequences in our dogs, so keep all medications out of the reach of your pet! Anti-inflammatory and pain medications can cause stomach and intestinal ulcers or kidney failure. Antidepressants can cause vomiting and, in more serious instances, serotonin syndrome which is...

Dangerous Food for your dog

Dec 10, 2016 Audra Lynn

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There are a lot of foods your dog should never eat. Some foods are dangerous for your dog and some of these common foods may surprise you. Xylitol: Gum, candy, toothpaste, backed goods, and some diet foods contain Xylitol. It can cause dangerous effects in your dogs such as liver failure, and cause your dog's blood sugar to drop. Symptoms to watch for are vomiting, lethargy, and coordination problems. Your dog could ever have seizures. Liver failure can happen in a matter of days! Avocado: Avocados contain persin. Too much of this might be poisonous to your dog. Keep your...