BC and all dog owners: Please read this.
I just heard a terrible, terrible story. My geologist's black lab got into some grapes. He ate probably a pound of grapes. He started to go downhill over the next couple of days. Gary took Marcel to the vet. The vet did bloodwork and said "This dog has kidney failure." He was referred to an acute care specialist who put Marcel on dialysis. $11,000 later he had to put Marcel down. Grapes are toxic to dogs' kidneys. Don't let your dog anywhere near grapes.
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/grapeandraisin.htm |
Yeah,
Grapes are pretty bad for pets. In short, rule of thumb, feed only good organic dog food :thumbup: BC |
Thank you, George!!!!!
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I had no idea grapes were toxic to dogs. My dogs don't get grapes except now and then when one falls to the floor, and they like them too. I will be careful from now on. Thanks George. :thumbup:
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holy crap!
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I also read that grapes can cause dogs to lose their vision.
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How bout chocolate? I recall hearing something about chocolate being bad as well... :sadwave:
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Alcoholic beverages; Baby food; Bones from fish, poultry, or other meat sources; Cat food; Chocolate, coffee, tea, and other caffeine; Citrus oil extracts; Fat trimmings; Grapes and raisins; Hops; Human vitamin supplements containing iron; Large amounts of liver; Macadamia nuts; Marijuana; Milk and other dairy products; Mushrooms; Onions and garlic (raw, cooked, or powder); Potato, rhubarb, and tomato leaves; potato and tomato stems; Sugary foods....
some bad foods for dogs. |
Originally Posted by johnny,Oct 11 2007, 11:30 AM
How bout chocolate? I recall hearing something about chocolate being bad as well... :sadwave:
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Originally Posted by Sinji,Oct 11 2007, 11:20 AM
I also read that grapes can cause dogs to lose their vision.
Sorry.......bad joke ;) ;) |
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