Protecting Your Furry Friend:
The Facts About Dogs and Candy
- Is Candy Safe for Dogs?
- No, candy is not safe for dogs. While sugar isn’t toxic, it can cause:
- Stomach upset
- Diarrhea
- Gas
- Discomfort
- Long-term issues: weight gain, diabetes, tooth problems
- No, candy is not safe for dogs. While sugar isn’t toxic, it can cause:
- Toxic Treats to Avoid
- Keep these harmful substances out of reach:
- Xylitol (sugar-free products)
- Chocolate (especially dark chocolate)
- Raisins and grapes
- Caffeine
- Candy wrappers (blockage risk)
- Keep these harmful substances out of reach:
- Keeping Your Dog Safe
- Store sweets securely.
- Secure trash cans.
- Educate household members.
- Contact your vet or ASPCA Animal Poison Control (888-426-4435) if your dog ingests candy.
- Healthy Alternatives
- Treat your dog to:
- Fresh fruits (blueberries, watermelon, apple slices)
- Dog-friendly cakes (no added sugars)
- Gourmet dog treats from pet boutiques
- Treat your dog to:
Always remember responsible Treat-Giving. Consult your vet for guidance. Overfeeding treats can harm your dog’s health. Provide lots of Love and Care. Prioritize your dog’s well-being. Choose safe treats and keep harmful substances out of your pup’s reach.
Source: Bond Vet ((BOND VET))
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