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BenPierce1998419
Only bacon
ttaylor742
Pears are also safe for dogs to eat as long as the seeds are not ingested. The seeds contain traces of cyanide.
PotatoThunder
we have a chart like this on our fridge. also one where you store fruit/veg - counter or fridge. I recommend.
Geltza
My dogs slyly hang around my strawberry patch until they think I'm not looking so they can pick strawberries off the plant to eat.
looseleave
My dogs favorite fruit was always dingleberries.
km9v
Just stick w/ dog food.
harthram
Ok, stuff with pits bad, got it
bartman2014
Macadamia nuts - keep away from dogs!!
TanithRosenbaum
Lemons aren't better, they're sour.
MrParticleboard
But can cyotes (cyotes? Cyotees?) Eat those things? I know they're better at eating things than the common doggo
MrColumbeanu
My dog is trying to stay classy. Can he drink wine?
CaptainAvatar
The cyanide in cherries is in the pits. The part that people eat is fine.
darjeelingandjade
Onions are dangerous for dogs too!
Not a fruit, but always good to know what's safe/unsafe for your dog
TheHawkRules
HOLD THE FUCK UP. CHERRIES HAVE CYANIDE
drickanderson
I showed these to my dog, but she ignored them all :/
DrShrinker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l99Ek4YtTuw
Displicentlickeroflittlethings
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sellcrazysomewhereelse
Vitamins is a good reason to feed dogs fruit. My dog loves watermelon treats. No Rhine.
schwigenthrope
Fact: Beagles love blueberries
amglasgow
I've yet to meet a dog that didn't eat blueberries when offered.
DudePlayinADudeDisguisedAsAnotherDude
That fact is Fantastic
Bioguy1989
SundaySalveation
My dog stares me down with the utmost intensity every time I eat a goddamn apple. She fucking loves apples.
vagimite
Cherries have cyanide in them huh?
Just in the pits.
Stonedmanwalking
We need something like this for cats, but with people food... My cat likes poptarts...
hollows
OKAY LISTEN UP, if your cat eats a grape, they're probably fine, just keep an eye on them to make sure they arent acting odd - DON'T PAY $59
context: my cat is an idiot and ate a grape, but none of the emergency vets knew what to do bc cats arent usually weird enough to eat graps
grapes*, so I had to call the animal poison hotline, and they made me pay $59 before answering. I am still bitter (but happy hes fine)
(I know this post is about dogs, I just feel the need to share this info and save some people money)
UndeadGopher
Aren't tomatoes on the list of bad ones also?
iHaveAthingForPineapples
I think that's only if they're still green? I read that somewhere a while back
FlamedLion
Why would you feed dogs fruits, just give them what they want.
eromitlab
Why would I give that to a dog? Plants need it more. It has what they crave.
Its what we all crave.
I realize this is a joke, but my dogs will beg for blueberries and raspberries when we have them.
absolutezero182
If grapes aren't safe to eat, why would raisins be? Seems redundant to include both
Lucallia
Because we have labels on peanut jars that say "may contain nuts"
You'd think so. Some people don't make the grape/raisin connection. Sometimes, people are dumb.
KyrosXIII
is there an infographic for cats? as in, what cats can eat from a human's point of view. cats don't give a shit about infographics.
chamaeleonsky
nothing of the onion/garlic family. some things will make them puke but I can't think of anything very dangerous from the kitchen
more cat risk with house plants (im a vet, most cats aren't stupid enough to eat bad food other than plants but there are special ones)
CommentMalone
My dog looooooves watermelon
AWESOMEBOT
Mine too! She loves a slice of rind with just a touch of watermelom. Gives her the freshest breath too.
No kind for my guy
ydoc89
Another good one for dogs is pumpkin, my dog loves it
FidgetFeets
Especially good for sensitive stomachs. Just add a bit of canned pumpkin to their food (pure/plain pumpkin only, NOT pumpkin pie filling).
Backup: https://www.1800petmeds.com/education/pumpkin-for-your-pets-digestive-health.htm
Satin1
I'm shocked that grapes and raisins cause kidney failure
bpetersen
Aside from grape ice cream being hard to make and not a flavor highly saught after, this was another reason on why B&J's didn't this flavor
LifeHasManyDoorsEddBoy
Some people are so uneducated or oblivious that they literally wouldn't know what raisins actually are....
Coko4
I think it's important to say can cause - not every single dog which eats any amount of grapes/raisins will get AKI but some might
whereigotogetdownvotes
My lab absolutely refuses to eat a grape. He will eat anything else though. He loves uncooked potatoes.
LurkerOfDarkness
Are there really people that don't know raisins are grapes?
yuivd
It's really a dog by dog basis. Some dogs can eat a ton of grapes and be fine but better to not risk it.
Mikec311
Fun fact. Grape ice cream was banned after one of the Ben and jerry guys made it and it killed a lady he was trying to bone's dog.
Was it banned or like "yeah we shouldn't probably make this flavor...too much bad PR"?
I've known that story for years and I googled it after I posted that comment and apparently it is 100% fake. Widely known though.
peanutbuttermashedpotatoes
Fiances dog growing up died of liver failure when he was like 9. Favorite treat everyone fed him? Grapes.
I mean, it's purely anecdotal and if it was the grapes it took a long time, but still
TBH I meant this as a joke I was trying to say those were totally different fruits, but I probably should have worded it better.
Corki
You were saying raisins and grapes are totally different fruits???
TheZade
Its not actually true
metalman125
Im on mobile right now. Google the story as to why ben and jerrys dont have a grape icecream
motherwolfgold
Actually knew someone who's 1 year old pup died this way, sad but true, at least for that dog
moodytravesty
sure, if you ignore that it actually is true
DormammusBargainBin
http://m.petmd.com/dog/emergency/digestiv">toxicity">http://m.petmd.com/dog/emergency/digestive/e_dg_grape_raisin_toxicity http://www.snopes.com/critters/crusader/raisins.asp
Zero proof offered in that article, no indication as to what in grapes could cause it. Also anyone with dogs likely knows grapes don't kill
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16231710
http://www.thedogplace.org/NUTRITION/Grapes-Poison-Dogs-Myth-09061-bja-nl.asp
BenPierce1998419
ttaylor742
Pears are also safe for dogs to eat as long as the seeds are not ingested. The seeds contain traces of cyanide.
PotatoThunder
we have a chart like this on our fridge. also one where you store fruit/veg - counter or fridge. I recommend.
Geltza
My dogs slyly hang around my strawberry patch until they think I'm not looking so they can pick strawberries off the plant to eat.
looseleave
My dogs favorite fruit was always dingleberries.
km9v
Just stick w/ dog food.
harthram
Ok, stuff with pits bad, got it
bartman2014
Macadamia nuts - keep away from dogs!!
TanithRosenbaum
Lemons aren't better, they're sour.
MrParticleboard
But can cyotes (cyotes? Cyotees?) Eat those things? I know they're better at eating things than the common doggo
MrColumbeanu
My dog is trying to stay classy. Can he drink wine?
CaptainAvatar
The cyanide in cherries is in the pits. The part that people eat is fine.
darjeelingandjade
Onions are dangerous for dogs too!
darjeelingandjade
Not a fruit, but always good to know what's safe/unsafe for your dog
TheHawkRules
HOLD THE FUCK UP. CHERRIES HAVE CYANIDE
drickanderson
I showed these to my dog, but she ignored them all :/
DrShrinker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l99Ek4YtTuw
Displicentlickeroflittlethings
sellcrazysomewhereelse
Vitamins is a good reason to feed dogs fruit. My dog loves watermelon treats. No Rhine.
schwigenthrope
Fact: Beagles love blueberries
amglasgow
I've yet to meet a dog that didn't eat blueberries when offered.
DudePlayinADudeDisguisedAsAnotherDude
That fact is Fantastic
Bioguy1989
SundaySalveation
My dog stares me down with the utmost intensity every time I eat a goddamn apple. She fucking loves apples.
vagimite
Cherries have cyanide in them huh?
amglasgow
Just in the pits.
Stonedmanwalking
We need something like this for cats, but with people food... My cat likes poptarts...
hollows
OKAY LISTEN UP, if your cat eats a grape, they're probably fine, just keep an eye on them to make sure they arent acting odd - DON'T PAY $59
hollows
context: my cat is an idiot and ate a grape, but none of the emergency vets knew what to do bc cats arent usually weird enough to eat graps
hollows
grapes*, so I had to call the animal poison hotline, and they made me pay $59 before answering. I am still bitter (but happy hes fine)
hollows
(I know this post is about dogs, I just feel the need to share this info and save some people money)
UndeadGopher
Aren't tomatoes on the list of bad ones also?
iHaveAthingForPineapples
I think that's only if they're still green? I read that somewhere a while back
FlamedLion
Why would you feed dogs fruits, just give them what they want.
eromitlab
Why would I give that to a dog? Plants need it more. It has what they crave.
FlamedLion
Its what we all crave.
amglasgow
I realize this is a joke, but my dogs will beg for blueberries and raspberries when we have them.
absolutezero182
If grapes aren't safe to eat, why would raisins be? Seems redundant to include both
Lucallia
Because we have labels on peanut jars that say "may contain nuts"
eromitlab
You'd think so. Some people don't make the grape/raisin connection. Sometimes, people are dumb.
KyrosXIII
is there an infographic for cats? as in, what cats can eat from a human's point of view. cats don't give a shit about infographics.
chamaeleonsky
nothing of the onion/garlic family. some things will make them puke but I can't think of anything very dangerous from the kitchen
chamaeleonsky
more cat risk with house plants (im a vet, most cats aren't stupid enough to eat bad food other than plants but there are special ones)
CommentMalone
My dog looooooves watermelon
AWESOMEBOT
Mine too! She loves a slice of rind with just a touch of watermelom. Gives her the freshest breath too.
CommentMalone
No kind for my guy
ydoc89
Another good one for dogs is pumpkin, my dog loves it
FidgetFeets
Especially good for sensitive stomachs. Just add a bit of canned pumpkin to their food (pure/plain pumpkin only, NOT pumpkin pie filling).
FidgetFeets
Backup: https://www.1800petmeds.com/education/pumpkin-for-your-pets-digestive-health.htm
Satin1
I'm shocked that grapes and raisins cause kidney failure
bpetersen
Aside from grape ice cream being hard to make and not a flavor highly saught after, this was another reason on why B&J's didn't this flavor
LifeHasManyDoorsEddBoy
Some people are so uneducated or oblivious that they literally wouldn't know what raisins actually are....
Coko4
I think it's important to say can cause - not every single dog which eats any amount of grapes/raisins will get AKI but some might
whereigotogetdownvotes
My lab absolutely refuses to eat a grape. He will eat anything else though. He loves uncooked potatoes.
LurkerOfDarkness
Are there really people that don't know raisins are grapes?
yuivd
It's really a dog by dog basis. Some dogs can eat a ton of grapes and be fine but better to not risk it.
Mikec311
Fun fact. Grape ice cream was banned after one of the Ben and jerry guys made it and it killed a lady he was trying to bone's dog.
bpetersen
Was it banned or like "yeah we shouldn't probably make this flavor...too much bad PR"?
Mikec311
I've known that story for years and I googled it after I posted that comment and apparently it is 100% fake. Widely known though.
peanutbuttermashedpotatoes
Fiances dog growing up died of liver failure when he was like 9. Favorite treat everyone fed him? Grapes.
peanutbuttermashedpotatoes
I mean, it's purely anecdotal and if it was the grapes it took a long time, but still
Satin1
TBH I meant this as a joke I was trying to say those were totally different fruits, but I probably should have worded it better.
Corki
You were saying raisins and grapes are totally different fruits???
TheZade
Its not actually true
metalman125
Im on mobile right now. Google the story as to why ben and jerrys dont have a grape icecream
motherwolfgold
Actually knew someone who's 1 year old pup died this way, sad but true, at least for that dog
moodytravesty
sure, if you ignore that it actually is true
DormammusBargainBin
http://m.petmd.com/dog/emergency/digestiv">toxicity">http://m.petmd.com/dog/emergency/digestive/e_dg_grape_raisin_toxicity http://www.snopes.com/critters/crusader/raisins.asp
TheZade
Zero proof offered in that article, no indication as to what in grapes could cause it. Also anyone with dogs likely knows grapes don't kill
Coko4
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16231710
TheZade
http://www.thedogplace.org/NUTRITION/Grapes-Poison-Dogs-Myth-09061-bja-nl.asp