Dog Safe Foods
Sharing food with your dog? Make sure it's safe first
Sharing food with your dog? Make sure it's safe first
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Read the tips below before sharing any food with dogs
Cranberries are not toxic for dogs, but too many cranberries can lead to an upset stomach and over time, can lead to the development of calcium oxalate stones in their bladders. Dried cranberries are also safe, but are sometimes mixed with other dried fruits, like raisins, which are very toxic to dogs. Cranberry sauce should be avoided, as it is high in sugar, which can cause gastrointestinal upset, and some recipes include grapes, raisins, or currants, which are toxic to dogs. Recipes that use brandy are also problematic, as alcohol is toxic to dogs, as well. Dogs can eat plain fresh or dried cranberries, but should avoid cranberry sauce. Be careful not to let your dog eat raisins, which can easily be mistaken for dried cranberries.
Caution: Dogs should avoid canned versions of foods due to their high sodium and/or sugar content, and opt for the fresh or frozen version instead. Read more.