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Dogs have eaten some red onion...
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Ooops! Didn't realise onions were bad for dogs, my dog is always eating leftovers with onions in and it's never had any effect on him. Then again, my mum is constantly sharing her chocolate with him too so he doesn't have the best dog diet out there! Still, he's 12 years old now and doing well so it must be quite individual to the dog.0
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Ooops! Didn't realise onions were bad for dogs, my dog is always eating leftovers with onions in and it's never had any effect on him. Then again, my mum is constantly sharing her chocolate with him too so he doesn't have the best dog diet out there! Still, he's 12 years old now and doing well so it must be quite individual to the dog.
Nope, onions and theobromine found in chocolate are toxic to all dogs - it is likely that when dogs appear to be fine after eating them, it is just that the amoints they have eaten are too small relative to their bodyweight to show any obvious effects. Beware with onions though, the effect is cumulative, so feeding a small amount regularly can be as dangerous as giving a lot all at once.0 -
Mine have eaten left over veg curry, chillis , soups etc, most with a bit of onion in and come to no harm:p:pMy old dog once ate 4 selection boxes one xmas and was fine:eek::eek::eek:"You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
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When my youngest golden was a pup (still living with the breeder) he managed to unlock the cage, let all the other puppies out and was up on the table polishing off a bucket of champagne truffles, wrappers and all...0
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:T:T:T:T:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:When my youngest golden was a pup (still living with the breeder) he managed to unlock the cage, let all the other puppies out and was up on the table polishing off a bucket of champagne truffles, wrappers and all..."You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
(Kabat-Zinn 2004):D:D:D0
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