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Table of Contents

• Snack Attack! When Sharing Turns Scary 🍿😱

• The Dangerous Delicacies 🚫

• The Safe Snacks ✅

• The Gray Zone 🤔

• 🔑 Key Takeaways:

  • Next Episode Teaser:

• A word from our Sponsor ⭐️

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Snack Attack! When Sharing Turns Scary 🍿😱

We’ve all been there—those big puppy eyes staring at you while you eat your sandwich. You cave and share a bite… but should you? Some human foods are totally fine (even healthy!) for pets, while others can send you rushing to the emergency vet faster than a dog chasing a squirrel. Let’s separate the yum from the yikes!🍱 Ingredients: Order Matters

The Dangerous Delicacies 🚫

These are the foods that can turn a treat into trouble:

• Chocolate: contains theobromine—dogs can’t metabolize it, leading to heart and nervous system issues.

• Grapes & Raisins: cause kidney failure, even in small amounts.

• Onions & Garlic: destroy red blood cells → anemia.

• Xylitol: a sugar substitute found in gum and peanut butter—can cause liver failure.

• Alcohol & Caffeine: not even a sip! They affect the heart and brain.

The Safe Snacks ✅

These human foods are pet-approved (in moderation!):

• Carrots & Green Beans: crunchy, low-calorie treats for dogs.

• Blueberries & Apples (no seeds): antioxidant-rich, great for immune support.

• Pumpkin (plain, not pie filling): helps digestion for both cats and dogs.

• Cooked Eggs & Plain Chicken: excellent protein boost.

• Peanut Butter: yes, but check it’s xylitol-free!

🍽️ Rule of paw: Treats—even healthy ones—shouldn’t exceed 10% of your pet’s daily calories.

The Gray Zone 🤔

These foods depend on the pet, portion, and preparation:

• Cheese: okay for most dogs in small bits, but some are lactose-intolerant.

• Bread & Rice: fine in moderation, but no nutritional value.

• Fish: healthy if cooked and boneless. Avoid raw salmon—can carry parasites.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

✔️Some human foods are deadly to pets—know the danger list.
✔️Safe snacks exist, but moderation is key.
✔️Always read ingredients—especially for xylitol and seasonings.
✔️When in doubt, skip the sharing and book a quick Tele-Vet consult.

Next Episode Teaser:

🐾 Coming up next in our What’s in the Bowl? series:

“The Raw Truth: Raw, Fresh, Freeze-Dried & Kibble Compared.”

We’ll dig into diet trends and find out what really belongs in the bowl!

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