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Don't know about nuts. Have heard chocolate not good <downright
dangerous> for dogs.
We had a young german shepherd who got into/ate the foil wrapped
chocolate christmas balls...the whole bowl. We didn't know at first
where they had gone to and blamed the kids. After awhile we saw that
the doggie's doodoo was a beautiful thing to behold, a work of art,
spendidly glittering, flashing red, gold, green etc. Stunning!
But then besides pride, was the worry. Called the vet..who said
too late anyway and just watch. Doggie was fine and was enormously
happy with our interest and amazement. Doggie lived to 13 yrs and if not
for the increasing hip problem and rear paralysis would have lasted much
longer. I still grieve for her.
yoyo
Kathy Partridge wrote:
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> Hi gang,
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> I found the following on a website. Can anyone confirm this?
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> >Nuts:
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> >Walnuts are poisonous to dogs and should be avoided. In particular, there
> is a type of fungus
> >common to walnuts (especially wet deadfall walnuts) that will cause severe
> episodes of seizuring.
> >Many nuts are not good for dogs in general, their high phosporous content
> is said to possibly lead to
> >bladder stones.
>
> Kathy Partridge
> mailto:[log in to unmask]
> Artworks website: <http://www.borg.com/~atelierk/>
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> Member GRCA, up in central New York
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