Bones can break teeth, are uncomfortable to swallow, and may cause blockages or even intestinal punctures.

Raw meats and unprocessed foods can make them sick.  E. coli, salmonella, and other bacteria found in raw foods can put your entire family at risk.
Chocolate can be toxic even in small doses. It is never a good idea to feed chocolate to your pet.

Grapes and raisins are dangerous even in tiny amounts.

If your pet has indulged in table food with or without your permission, watch for the following symptoms, and head in to see us immediately if they experience:

Vomiting
Diarrhea
Abdominal tenderness
Lethargy
Increased thirst or urination
Hyperactivity
Seizures
Rapid heart rate

The bottom line is that while your furry pets may love your cooking, it isn’t always good for them.  Show your love by treating them wisely with occasional treats or toys but not table food.  A snuggle by the fire, a snowshoe on the mountain or a swim in the lake work well too!