Can dogs eat picnic?
Genoveva Predovic
2025-10-14 18:29:57
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While I want to encourage you to spend more time outside with your pooch and your family, keep in mind that when picnicking, there are several dangerous food items that can pose a threat to your dog when accidentally ingested. Before you set that picnic blanket down, make sure your dog can’t get into the following dangerous or poisonous table foods: Grapes and raisins Baked goods containing xylitol Corn on the cob Peach pits Fatty table snacks or bones. Anything containing grapes and raisins are considered to be poisonous to dogs. Xylitol is a natural sugar substitute that is poisonous to dogs. Foreign Bodies: Corn On the Cob and Peach Pits While corn on the cob and peach pits aren’t poisonous per se, these two common picnic items are very dangerous to dogs. Leftover BBQ bits and bones should never be given to your dog… especially if you own an overweight dog or one of these breeds: Yorkshire terrier, miniature schnauzer, or Shetland sheepdog. When in doubt, keep these picnic items out of reach.