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Dog Treat Ingredients To Avoid  by: Todd Jones There are many websites on the Internet that provide access to dog treat recipes. Many of these recipes are excellent resources for providing your dogs with healthy treats that are affordable and nutritious. As with any information that you find on the Internet, however, you should do quite a bit of your own research before using any of the dog treat recipes. This research should include ensuring that each of the ingredients is not harmful to your dog. This is necessary because many ingredients that we would not consider harmful could cause irreversible health problems and even fatalities in dogs. Raisins are one example of an ingredient that should be avoided in dog treat recipes. Both grapes and raisins have been known to cause renal failure in dogs. Although one or two grapes may not be cause for concern, these products should be avoided in dog treat recipes and you should seek veterinary intervention if your dog ingests either grapes or raisins. Onions are another such ingredient that should never be included in dog treat recipes. Many people make the mistake of thinking that onion is a great flavor for dog treats but ingesting onions even in small doses can make dogs susceptible to a certain type of anemia. Smaller dogs are especially prone to this anemia after ingesting onions. Before following dog treat recipes, it is important to review the ingredients to ensure that each one is safe for consumption by dogs. It is important to note that seemingly harmless ingredients can be toxic when consumed by dogs. About The Author Todd Jones runs a website where you can find all sorts of homemade dog treat recipes. Sign up for a free ecourse on the benefits of incorporating homemade dog treats into your dog's diet today at: http://homemade-dog-treat-recipes.com. This article was posted on December 05, 2005   View More Videos from the "Pets and Animals" category: How to Hush a Bothersome Barking Dog How to Maintain an Aquarium - General Tips How to Make Popsicles for Dogs How to Groom the Legs - Airedale   Read More Articles from the "Pets and Animals" Category: Administering First Aid to Your Dog - Transporting the Injured Safely by Jeff Nenadic Easy Tips For House Breaking Your Puppy by Dy Witt Protect Me Too! by Sharon Lepine Florida Panther Trivia: How Much Do You Know? by Jennifer Jordan Dog Sicknesses Symptoms & Diagnosis by Gerald Njuguna Information Regarding The Ambor Club by Amery Grace Fleas and Your Pet's Health by Dennise Brogdon Crufts - The Greatest Dog Show in The World by Stephanie Bayliss Tropical Fish Tank Setup by Rotem Gavish Why Should You Train Your Dog? by Gordie Guide << Back to "Pets And Animals" Index

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