FAQ

Raisins are highly toxic to dogs and can cause acute kidney failure even in small amounts. Immediate veterinary care is essential to prevent serious harm or death.

No, dogs should never eat raisins, as they can cause acute kidney failure and may be fatal even in small amounts.

Yes, sausage can upset a dog's stomach due to its high fat, salt, and potentially toxic seasonings, leading to digestive issues and other health problems.

Dogs should avoid sausages, hot dogs, and liver sausage every day due to their high fat, salt, and potentially toxic ingredients like onion and garlic.

Yes, sausage can upset a dog's stomach due to its high fat, salt, and seasoning content, which can lead to gastrointestinal issues and other health risks.

Dogs should avoid sausage, hot dogs, and bacon daily due to high fat, salt, and harmful ingredients like onion, garlic, and preservatives.

Yes, sausage can upset a dog's stomach due to its high fat, salt, and potentially toxic seasonings like garlic and onion.

Dogs should avoid sausages, hot dogs, and liver sausage daily due to high fat, salt, and toxic seasonings like garlic and onion.

Dogs should not be given sausage or bacon as they are high in salt, fat, and potentially harmful ingredients like garlic and onion, which pose health risks.

Dogs should only eat a very small amount of plain, cooked, unseasoned sausage as a rare treat, and it should never exceed 10% of their daily calorie intake.