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7 foods pets should never eat

7 foods pets should never eat

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EMTK 08/13/2011 02:48 AM

Please NEVER give your dog grapes or raisins. They are also toxic to dogs.

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AAP 07/23/2011 00:51 AM

I just found out recently that raisins and grapes can cause renal failure in dogs.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grape_and_raisin_toxicity_in_dogs

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Beer

This one should probably go without saying, but you shouldn't get wasted with your pets. It might be drunkenly funny to feed your dog or cat a bowl of beer while kicking back brews watching “Jeopardy” with your buddies, but it doesn't take much for your pet to get too much. They have much smaller bodies and faster metabolisms than ours and don't process alcohol as well as we humans, so it hits them harder. Just say no to cats and dogs getting drunk.
 
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