FAQ

Dogs should avoid ketchup, even in small amounts, due to its high sugar, salt, and potential toxic ingredients like onion or garlic powder.

Several common household foods are toxic to dogs, including chocolate, grapes, onions, garlic, and xylitol.

Dogs should avoid ketchup, as it often contains harmful ingredients like onion powder, garlic, salt, and added sugars.

Common foods that are toxic to dogs include chocolate, grapes, onions, garlic, xylitol, and alcohol.

No, pickles are not recommended for treating a dog's upset stomach and may even worsen it due to their high salt and vinegar content.

Dogs should not eat pickles with vinegar, as the high sodium content and added spices can be harmful to them.

Dogs can eat a small amount of plain pickle occasionally, but it is generally not recommended due to high sodium and spice content.

Dogs can eat plain pickles in small amounts, but it's generally not recommended due to high sodium and potential added ingredients like garlic or onions.

Not in corpus.

If a dog eats a small amount of plain spaghetti, it is generally safe and not cause for concern, as long as it doesn't contain harmful ingredients.