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Old 04-15-2007, 04:03 PM   #1
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What Human Food Can You Give a Dog?

I was wondering what human food can we give our dogs?

I know chocolate and onions a no no ...and carrots are good...

What greens?
Meat?
Veggies?
Anything else?

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Old 04-15-2007, 05:10 PM   #2
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Re: What Human Food Can You Give a Dog?

you can do raw boneless chicken breasts with some brown rice (cooked)---I am not sure about vegetables, from what I understand dogs cannot digest vegetables like humans and once it is cooked most of the nutrients are gone--someone with more experience with that I sure will be able to answer you
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Re: What Human Food Can You Give a Dog?

If you are going to feed fresh or frozen veggies to your dogs the first thing that needs to be done is run the veggies in a food processor or a jucier you want it to be like a mush.

These are some of the veggies dogs can eat.
* kale
* mustard greens
* asparagus
* celery
* green beans
* carrots
* cucumbers
* cauliflower
* sweet potatoes
* zucchini
* cabbage
* potatoes
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Old 04-15-2007, 07:38 PM   #4
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Re: What Human Food Can You Give a Dog?

I recently found out that grapes and raisins are more toxic to dogs than chocolate....
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Re: What Human Food Can You Give a Dog?

Thanks guys! whew I didn't give her anything bad then...well actually I think she got lettuce of the plate off the counter..but she didn't eat it..or even know how! hehehahahlolsza
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Old 04-24-2007, 12:53 PM   #6
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Re: What Human Food Can You Give a Dog?

Chocalate, coffee, macadamia nuts (?) and raisins are all supposed to be bad for a dog (though I've never heard of a dog suffering from eating any of them).

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Peanut butter, on the other hand. As long as it's only a little bit, it's just plain fun.

One thing to consider - the more you feed a dog human food, the more he becomes confused about what he can and cannot eat in the kitchen. Eventually, it will make leaving food out (before a party, etc.) more dangerous.
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