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Old 28-12-2011, 07:49 PM
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Re: Poisonous Items for Dogs - This could save you dogs life
Thanks DoubleTrouble for starting this thread, I'm new to this forum and new to being a dog owner.

Since owning my dog at the beginning of December he has had some problems with the rear end with diarrhea for most of the times. He is a chocolate lab and is always hungry and looking for something to eat. Whilst on walks he manages to find things to eat and I'm not quick enough to stop him or even able to take it from him.

It's has been a bit of an eye opener with some of the foods a dog can't eat. Maybe my dog has been eating something that doesn't agree with him or shouldn't be eating. I have had to pass some of this information on to family members who think it is alright to feed him anything they want.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention and many others.
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It is time for me to move on - BUT - before I go I want you to all read this and DIGEST it - it could save YOUR pets life - please don't let this thread slip to the bottom unseen - read it - and keep bumping it up - if it saves just ONE life then I shall be happy
Have a happy Christmas everyone and all of you continue doing wht you do best - CARING.
And remember -KEEP BUMPING this to the top

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Every Christmas many dogs are poisoned because owners are unaware of some toxic substances that are about at this time of the year.

Plants that are Toxic..
Poinsettia (leaves). –May cause rash to mouth or skin..

The following may cause vomiting, abdominal pain, tremors, heart and
Respiratory and or kidney problems.
Amaryllis.
Azalea***
Christmas Cherry.
Potato sprouts.***
Spinach.

The following may cause hallucinations.Nutmeg.

Vomiting and or Diarrhoea..
Holly (Leaves and Berries).
Horse Chestnuts.
Varied effects
Mistletoe ***
Chocolate*** ( human)
Onions.***
Raw Salmon***
Yeast dough***
Alcohol****
Salt***
Pot pouri***
Antifreeze***
Bay leaf***
Sultanas***
Grapes***
All Marked with *** can be Fatal!!

Be careful of the dog chewing through electric wires, or
ingesting tree or cracker toys.
Also don’t overfeed your dog as the vets are full of dogs with stomach problems after
Christmas.

If you suspect your dog is ill then contact a veterinary
surgeon.

Take Care!!!
Thank you i have copied this as i didn't know all of them and i thought i was well informed as i have always had dogs !!!!
Thanks again x

HAPPY NEW YEAR from me and Wags xx
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Re: Poisonous Items for Dogs - This could save you dogs life
Its all way too sad.
I'm sure not enough people know all of this. In fact a lot of people really know nothing about keeping a healthy happy dog. The more eduction, the better.
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Re: Poisonous Items for Dogs - This could save you dogs life
oh god now im worried, the other day my pup stole some pop pouri (how ever you spell it) from a bowl, she has been quite ill recently with the runs, so is stuck on things like rice and pasta, as its still all she can handle, i had no idea what this stuff could do, im so glad i got it off her instantly. am going to bin it all now! thanks for the warning.
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Re: Poisonous Items for Dogs - This could save you dogs life
out of interest is it the bones in raw salmon that is dangerous?

I only ask because my Granddad was a gamekeeper and fishing gillie and his dogs occasionally stole salmon heads/tails/even the odd whole fish - they obv were fine but it was very rare they managed to do so in first place
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Re: Poisonous Items for Dogs - This could save you dogs life
This is some great information that you have passed on - I can guarantee this will save some dog's lives. Well done for that.

People, I can't stress the importance of this thread enough. I strongly advise that you bookmark this page for future reference or just copy down the list yourself.

Thank you for the brilliant post.
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Popuri! My patterdale pup hate a few tiny bits a couple of year ago. Found her shakin and had to spend two days away at the vets with drip etc. real bad! Never again im really carefull now.
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What a fab thread going to pick up my little fella tomorrow ,.Have moved the huge Bay plant from the back of the house to the front . So he'll only pass it when we come home. (But hopefully he'll be too eager to get indoors!!)

Are there any more garden plants I need to think about other than on the list ?

Cheers Madtaff x
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Cheers for this thread. There's some on there I had no idea about!
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Re: Poisonous Items for Dogs - This could save you dogs life
Thank you for the information. I have a 16 week old cavachon (Archie) I have a holly tree in my garden and he always gets hold of the leaves, so far no problems but I shall be having the tree removed ASAP. So glad I read your post as I had no idea the tree could cause him such harm.
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