8 questions Vegetables for Dogs Quiz Play Can My Dog Eat This? The Dog Food Safety Quiz
Onions, beets, pumpkin seeds, peppermint and more. Do you know what's safe to share with your dog?
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Does cooking onion make it safe for dogs?
Cooking doesn't remove the compound that damages red blood cells, and onion powder is even more concentrated.
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Your dog ate beets and its pee is pink the next day. What's the most likely cause?
If it clears within 48 hours and your dog acts normal, it's just the pigment.
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Which breeds have more than 20 times the risk of oxalate bladder stones, and should skip beets?
Shih Tzus, Yorkies and Lhasa Apsos are also at higher risk.
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What's the main risk with store-bought pumpkin seeds?
Plain, shelled, roasted seeds are fine in small amounts.
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Which form of peppermint is most dangerous for dogs?
The oil is highly concentrated; xylitol-sweetened mint products are also very dangerous.
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Which mint is toxic to dogs?
Always check the type of mint before letting your dog near it.
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Why are marshmallows especially risky?
Xylitol can cause weakness, seizures and liver failure.
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What's the best substitute for a pickle?
Cucumber is crunchy and hydrating without the salt, garlic or onion.
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