Potential source of danger

When an ingredient in dog food is referred to as a "potential source of danger", this means that this ingredient could be harmful or even dangerous for your dog under certain circumstances. There can be various reasons for this:

Toxicity: some ingredients can be toxic to dogs, even if they are safe for humans. For example, chocolate and xylitol (a sweetener) are toxic to dogs.
Allergies or intolerances: Some dogs may be allergic to certain ingredients or not tolerate them well. This can range from mild digestive problems to severe allergic reactions.
Unsuitable composition: Certain nutrient ratios that are healthy for humans may be unsuitable for dogs. For example, dogs require a different ratio of proteins, fats and carbohydrates.
Health risks if the dosage is too high: Even ingredients that are generally safe can be problematic in excessive quantities. For example, an excessive intake of certain vitamins or minerals can lead to health problems.

Overview

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

Rich in minerals Fish & Seafood Animal product Processed food Potential source of danger

Oyster shell

Intended for human consumption Contains sugar Fruit Good for the teeth Safe feeding Tolerated in small quantities Potential source of danger

Pineapple chips

Chemistry can have effects on the nervous system Emergency medicine Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Potential source of danger

Prussic acid

Plant Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Potential source of danger

Pteridium aquilinum

May have antibacterial properties May have antioxidant properties Chemistry May have anti-inflammatory properties Can support skin and coat health May interact with medications Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger

Pyrocatechin

Natural source of antioxidants Natural source of phytochemicals Berry Poison control Source of vitamin C Plant Tree Medicinal plant Ornamental plant Rich in flavonoids Feeding toxic Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger

Rowan berry

Chemistry Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger

Stain

Poison control Plant Ornamental plant Feeding toxic Highly toxic Potential source of danger

Turkish League

Essence Medicine Calming effect Naturopathy Topical application conditionally compatible Potential source of danger

Valerian essence

Can have an appetizing effect Stimulating Calming effect Reduces drive behavior Supports digestion conditionally compatible Tolerated in small quantities Potential source of danger

Valerian root

Can have an appetizing effect Calming effect Reduces drive behavior Supports digestion Tolerated in small quantities Potential source of danger

Valerian tea

Natural source of antioxidants Poison control May have anti-inflammatory properties Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Medicinal plant Ornamental plant Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger Potential allergy trigger

Variegated balsam

Natural source of phytochemicals Supports digestion Plant Underwater plant Ornamental plant conditionally compatible Feeding toxic Potential source of danger

Water hyacinths