Feeding not recommended

If an ingredient in a dog's diet is described as "not recommended for feeding", this means that this ingredient is not suitable for feeding to your dog. There can be various reasons why an ingredient is not recommended. For example, it could contain harmful ingredients that could affect your dog's health, or it could be difficult to digest and cause gastrointestinal problems. Some ingredients can also cause allergic reactions or are toxic to dogs.

It's important to be aware of your dog's specific dietary needs and sensitivities.

Overview

Food Meat Animal product Processed food Compatibility Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic

Currywurst

Chemistry Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic

Dioxin

Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic

Dog excrement

Food Meat Vegetable Contains grains Animal product Processed food Compatibility Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic

Doner kebab

Rich in amino acids Food Vegetable Compatibility Feeding not recommended

Eggplant

Intended for human consumption Seasonal vegetables Low fat content Rich in fiber Rich in nutrients Rich in vitamins conditionally compatible Can be eaten fresh Feeding not recommended Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets

Eggplant casserole

Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic

Ethanol

Rich in proteins Animal product Feeding not recommended

Feather

can have effects on the nervous system Plant Medicinal plant Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Potential source of danger Potential allergy trigger

Field henbane

Chemistry Liquid Acid Medicine Naturopathy Topical application Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic Potential source of danger

Formic acid

Food Vegetable Processed food Compatibility Feeding not recommended

Fried potatoes

Vegetable Processed food Feeding not recommended

Gherkin

Spice plant Tolerated in small quantities Feeding not recommended

Ginger

Rich in proteins Meat Animal product Processed food Feeding not recommended

Ham

Food Meat Vegetable Contains grains Animal product Processed food Compatibility Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic

Hot dog

Chemistry Artificial additive Baked goods Processed food Feeding not recommended Potential source of danger

Leavening agent

Rich in vitamins Liquid Processed food Feeding not recommended

Lemonade

can have effects on the nervous system Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Garden plant Medicinal plant Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Potential source of danger

Mandrakes

Intended for human consumption Natural sweetener Feeding not recommended Potential source of danger

Maple syrup

Fruit Processed food Feeding not recommended

Marmelade

Chemistry Artificial additive Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Can cause cancer Potential source of danger

Methyl acrylate

Processed food Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic

Milk chocolate

Food Animal product Processed food Compatibility Tolerated in small quantities Feeding not recommended

Mozzarella

Plant Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic

Nicotine

Vegetable Plant Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic

Onion

Rich in trace elements Rich in vitamins Liquid Fruit Processed food Feeding not recommended

Orange juice

Intended for human consumption Contains sugar Contains grains Baked goods Processed food Feeding not recommended

Pear strudel

Low protein content Contains sugar Baked goods Can help with weight gain Rich in carbohydrates Rich in strength Feeding not recommended Tolerated in small quantities

Pear tart