Really???? Woops better make sure she dont get hold of any more. She only really gets them a few times a year (mostly at BBQ time).

Yep, a chemical in onions causes dogs red blood cells to weaken and possibly rupture, which leads to anaemia.

My two love carrots, and I was told by my vet that they are good to firm up poopies as they dont get digested well (my Airedale sometimes needs firmer poppies for her anal glands, yuk!).

I was reading recently a list of not so good human foods for dogs, here's some of it:

-Baby food can contain onion powder, which can be toxic to dogs.
-Chocolate, coffee, tea, and caffeinated drinks are bad. They contain caffeine which could be toxic and impact the heart and nervous systems.
- Citrus oil extracts result in vomiting. Stay away!
- Grapes and raisins contain unknown toxins which can do damage to the kidneys. Definitely considered toxic food for dogs.
- Mushrooms can result in shock and cause death.
- Alcohol can result in coma and death.
- Bread dough can result in a bloated belly and then disorientation and vomiting.
- Onions and garlic, whether it’s raw, cooked, or powder in large amounts have the ability to damage red blood cells and cause anemia.

Milo loves a beer with his pizza!

I think technically alcohol is considered "toxic" to humans as it causes a reaction that normal food/drink wouldnt!

My Airedale has had beer in the past!

My mums paps have garlic bread they also have a cup of tea between them!!!!!!
Exactly like humans................what you like is bad for you!!!!!

i was told by a vet that our gravy is dangerous for dogs?

Surely our gravy isnt that different to dog gravy in canned meat products.

Maybe its the salt content... as with us, too much salt is real bad. I think dogs should be fed dog food...but the odd treat im sure is ok!

I think dogs should be fed real raw meat and bones like nature intended!

Beer and pizza is only for Friday nights!