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Anonymous
is special k cereal bad for dogs?
>> Anonymous
your cute little corgi puppy has 3 hours to live. enjoy that time.
>> Anonymous
>>187054
i dont think so
>> That Gomez
maybe if you feed him Special K, it'd be bad for him

cereal should be ok though
>> Anonymous
I'm sure it's probably fine, OP.

I feed my hamsters Total sometimes because it's really good for them.
>> Anonymous
if dogs can eat their own shit and be fine I think they can handle a little cereal
>> Anonymous
Probably.

Why not feed them, ohhhhh, dog food?
>> Anonymous
>>187773
cause it was looking at me with them big ol puppy eyes when i was eating breakfast, i couldnt help myself ;_;
>> Anonymous
my cat loves special k....i assume it's not going to kill a dog
>> Anonymous
>>187777
That's fine then. As long as you weren't planning on making it their regular food.
>> Anonymous
Avoid chocolate. It's toxic to dogs, but they'll still eat it. Also avoid citrus fruits. I gave my puppy a slice of a clementine, and she puked. ; _ ; ... On everything.
>> Anonymous
I realy doubt that animals are so fragile that human food would kill them. I know that SOME foods are just flat-out really bad for them, and others make upset their stomaches, but my parents have been feeding leftovers to their mutts for years and it's never caused any serious issues.
>> Anonymous
>>187878

OP, half listen. Milk Chocolate in small doses is ok, not that you should give it out. But it would take nearly 6 to 12lbs of Milk Chocloate to kill a dog. Even then, the vet can make em puke it up.

Bakers Chocolate on the other hand is like insta death. Eating a box of or a bar of will make your dog sick right away. It hasn't been 'cleaned' by the milk or sugar.
>> Anonymous
>>187894

You're retarded. The milk and sugar don't "clean" anything, and are bad for dogs anyway. Most adult mammals are lactose intolerant - they don't drink milk after they've been weaned, it makes them sick. What matters is the potency of the chocolate - dark chocolate (or baker's chocolate) has the highest concentration of theobromine, which is the chemical that is toxic to dogs. Milk chocolate isn't as bad, and white chocolate is even less severe. Theobromine doesn't often kill dogs, but it will make them very sick. It can cause vomiting and seizures. The worst combination would be to give a small dog very dark chocolate, but it's best to just avoid it entirely.