Bark N Wag 15 Minute Vet Talk

Holiday Foods That Are Bad For Dogs Contributed by Dr. Alison Birken, owner and DVM of Victoria Park Animal Hospital. Daily pet emergencies at the hospital nearly double during the holidays, with the consumption of toxic foods for dogs being one of the leading causes. While there are potentially harmful holiday decorations, hazardous holiday plants and Christmas trees, there is also a hefty list of what not to feed dogs. So to ensure more time celebrating, and less time at the veterinary hospital, check out these toxic foods for dogs. What Not to Feed Dogs Over the Holidays Rich and Fatty Foods. Rich and fatty foods can cause problems ranging from stomach upset to more serious illnesses such as pancreatitis, which causes pain, vomiting and dehydration. Alcohol. Alcohol can cause intoxication in our pets, and many dogs are attracted to the sweet taste and smell. Candy Canes, Gingerbread Cookies, Popcorn, Raisins and Cranberry Garlands. Candy canes, gingerbread cookies, popcorn, raisins and cranberry garlands