are prunes harmful to dogs?

Answer 1

Yes Most deffinetly Potentially Dangerous Food
Possible Effect

Alcoholic beverages
Can lead to cardiac arrest, coma, death

Apple seeds
Can cause gastrointestinal irritation, poor coordination, difficulty breathing, and even shock, coma, and death

Baby food that contains onion powder
Onions are toxic to cats and dogs – read label carefully

Bones from poultry or fish and any bones that can splinter
Can cause obstruction or laceration of stomach or intestines

Canned tuna, for human consumption
If fed in large amounts, can cause malnutrition because it lacks the proper levels of vitamins and minerals; can possibly cause mercury poisoning

Cat Food (for dogs)
Too high in protein and fat for a dog

Chocolate, coffee, tea, or anything with caffeine
Caffeine (and theobromine or theophylline) can affect the heart and nervous system

Dog Food (for cats)
If fed repeatedly may result in malnutrition and heart diseases

Grapes and raisins
Contain a toxin that can damage the kidneys

Human vitamin/mineral supplements containing iron
Can damage the lining of the digestive system and be toxic to the other organs, including the liver and kidneys

Liver in large quantities
Can cause vitamin A toxicity, which affects muscles and bones

Macadamia nuts
Contain a toxin that disrupts the digestive and nervous system

Onions in any quantity, garlic in large quantities
Can damage red blood cells and cause hemolytic anemia

Raw eggs, if fed regularly
Decreases the absorption of biotin (a B vitamin) if fed regularly, which can lead to skin and coat problems

Raw fish, if fed regularly
Can cause a thiamine (a B vitamin) deficiency, leading to loss of appetite, seizures, and in severe cases, death

Xylitol, an artificial sweetener used in several brands of sugar-free candy and gum and in other products
In dogs, even a small amount can cause a sudden drop in blood sugar, which can lead to depression, lack of coordination, seizures, liver failure, and even death

Yeast dough
Can expand in the stomach, possibly rupturing the stomach or intestine

Answer 2

She should be fine. I just found out recently that grapes, raisins, prunes, etc. are bad for dogs. I never gave any to mine, but it was news to me. I have always heard that Chocolate is bad, but not the rest.

Answer 3

according to this website yes

"Here is a brief list, disregard the order they are listed, all are potentially harmful to your dog.

* Cigarettes, tobacco, cigars or any tobacco product.
* Grapes and raisins, plums and PRUNES
* large amounts of broccoli
* Rhubarb
* Mold including moldy bread
* potato peels and green potatoes
* Pits of fruits, any fruit pit
* coffee grounds
* Booze of any kind even beer
* Yeast and yeasted dough
* Hops
* Tomato leaves, or any green part of the tomato"

Answer 4

yes they cause the same reaction in dogs that they do to us. they get dehydrated alot easier and more severe than humans do. never give a dog prunes, grapes, rasins or chocolate ever

Answer 5

Yes they are and I am glad people really ask these kind of questions. I hope they listen to the answers.

Answer 6

I'd say yes, they know how to correct they digestive system

Answer 7

Only in that they may give it the runs like they do humans..

Answer 8

Nah - dogs like them.

Answer 9

no they are healthy take the seeds out