Can cause digestive problems
When an ingredient in a dog's diet is labeled as "may cause digestive problems", it means that this ingredient can cause gastrointestinal discomfort in some dogs. This can include symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, bloating or general discomfort. It is important to monitor your dog's reactions to new food and, if there are signs of digestive problems, adjust their diet or consult a vet if necessary.
Can contribute to employment
Contains sugar
Contains grains
Baked goods
Snack
Candy
Can help with weight gain
Rich in carbohydrates
Tolerated in small quantities
Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs
Can cause digestive problems
Apricot strudel
Intended for human consumption
Aroma
Flavor enhancer
Supports digestion
May have anti-inflammatory properties
Spice plant
Feeding not recommended
Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs
Can cause digestive problems
Arrabbiata
May interact with medications
Plant
Ornamental plant
Feeding toxic
Feeding not recommended
Highly toxic
Can cause digestive problems
Potential source of danger
Compatibility unknown
Arum family
Exotic
Natural source of antioxidants
Aroma
Flavor enhancer
Essence
Can have an appetizing effect
Can support the immune system
Supports digestion
May have anti-inflammatory properties
Spice plant
Rich in antioxidants
Tolerated in small quantities
Can cause digestive problems
Baharat
Intended for human consumption
Aroma
Flavor enhancer
Acidifier
Liquid
Vinegar
Rich in antioxidants
Feeding not recommended
Can cause digestive problems
Potential allergy trigger
Balsamic vinegar
Intended for human consumption
Rich in salt
Contains sugar
Candy
May interact with medications
Feeding not recommended
Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs
Can cause digestive problems
Potential source of danger
Potential allergy trigger
Barbecue sauce
Chemistry
Colorants
Artificial additive
Feeding not recommended
Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs
Can cause cancer
Can cause digestive problems
Not suitable for consumption by dogs
Potential source of danger
Basic Yellow 2
Binder
Can improve the absorption of nutrients
Can help regulate blood sugar levels
Can have a detoxifying effect
May interact with medications
Use in animal care
Can cause digestive problems
Potential source of danger
Compatibility unknown
Bentonite
Chemistry
Colorants
Artificial additive
May interact with medications
Can contribute to the promotion of blood health
Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs
Can cause cancer
Can cause digestive problems
Not suitable for consumption by dogs
Potential source of danger
Benzyl violet 4B
Intended for human consumption
Rich in salt
Food
Animal product
Meat
Product from livestock
Processed food
Can help with weight gain
Can have a negative effect on cholesterol levels
Rich in proteins
Feeding not recommended
Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs
Can cause digestive problems
Bockwurst sausages
Intended for human consumption
Food
Animal product
Meat
Processed food
Can have a negative effect on cholesterol levels
Rich in fat
Rich in proteins
Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs
Can cause digestive problems
Bœuf Stroganoff
Contains sugar
Contains grains
Baked goods
Bread
Processed food
Rich in fat
Rich in carbohydrates
Can be eaten fresh
Can cause digestive problems
Potential allergy trigger
Brioche
Intended for human consumption
Contains sugar
Processed food
Bad for the teeth
Rich in fat
Can cause digestive problems
Not suitable for consumption by dogs
Potential allergy trigger
Buttercream
Chemistry
Colorants
Artificial additive
May interact with medications
Feeding toxic
Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs
Can cause cancer
Can cause digestive problems
Not suitable for consumption by dogs
Potential source of danger
Potential allergy trigger
Methyl violet
Poison control
May interact with medications
Plant
Ornamental plant
Feeding toxic
Highly toxic
Can cause cardiac arrhythmia
Can cause digestive problems
Not suitable for consumption by dogs
Potential source of danger
Monkshood