Humans can eat it without an issue, but even very small quantities of xylitol are potentially fatal to dogs, Dr. Meisler says ...

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Some common household foods can be highly toxic, and even fatal, to dogs. Xylitol, a sugar substitute found in some peanut butter and sugar-free products, is extremely poisonous to dogs and should ...

Raisins or grapes: If you enjoy adding fresh or dried fruit to your pancakes, avoid grapes and raisins if you plan on sharing ...

Untreated, this can be a fatal reaction, and it happens fast. Signs of xylitol poisoning can start within 20 minutes of your dog ingesting it. After eating xylitol, some ferrets have had reactions ...

According to the experts, there are nine common foods you might not know about that can be toxic - or even prove fatal ... to dogs, even in small amounts. Artificial sweetener (Xylitol) Xylitol ...

Cyanide is highly toxic and can cause serious harm to dogs, including difficulty breathing, red gums, dilated pupils, and even fatal poisoning ... Dogs can't eat xylitol because it is extremely ...

Raisins or grapes: If you enjoy adding fresh or dried fruit to your pancakes, avoid grapes and raisins if you plan on sharing ...