Sky Flakes Crackers (28.21 oz) 800g

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Xylitol is known to be a toxic chemical for dogs that may result in low blood sugar, seizures, and liver failure.

That said, keep in mind that some human foods are okay for dogs to eat while some are not. Human foods may contain ingredients or substances that can be toxic to dogs. When ingested, these ingredients may cause health problems. Ready to eat. Store in a cool dry place. Ingredients:Wheat Flour, Vegetable Shortening (Hydrogenated Coconut & Palm Oils), Coconut Oil, Whey Powder, Ground Flaxseed (2.3%), Sugar, Salt, Spices, Raising Agent (Sodium Bicarbonate, Yeast). Dogs are only required to have 5 milligrams of sodium per 2.2 pounds of their weight. So generally, large dogs like Golden Retrievers, German Shepherds, and Huskies can have more, but that doesn’t mean you should give them a lot. For starters, too much salty food in dogs can lead to health issues like sodium ion poisoning. Similarly, food with too much sugar can lead to obesity and diabetes. Seasonings like garlic and onion powder can also cause poisoning. Some dogs are also allergic to peanuts. If you do not know if your dog is one of them, this is not the way to find out.SkyFlakes Fit with Omega-3 is a good partner to achieve your ideal daily Omega-3 intake. Together with a sensible diet and regular exercise, make SkyFlakes a part of your daily wellness habit! Ingredients: Wheat Flour, Vegetable Shortening (Coconut Oil and Palm Oil), Coconut Oil, Salt, Sugar, Sodium Bicarbonate, Yeast. One small piece already contains seven milligrams of sodium, so only give your dogs no more than two.

Whilst cinnamons are not toxic to dogs, eating too much can have adverse effects, such as irritation in your dog’s mouth. Any more than that may already lead to sodium poisoning, which may make your dog experience vomiting, diarrhea, excessive thirst, decreased appetite, lethargy, and seizures.To prevent these from happening to your dog, you should always provide your pooch with a bowl of water that is readily available throughout the day. Onions belong to the allium species, which contains compounds that cause a breakdown of your dog’s red blood cells. This will lead to fewer red blood cells and will eventually result in anemia.