11 Things You Didn’t Realize Are Killing Your Dog

In this video, we will talk about 11 things you didn’t realize are killing your dog.
Heartworms
Believe it or not, dogs can get foot-long worms in their hearts.
Heartworm disease is a serious disease that results in heart failure, organ damages, and death in pets. The worms enter the body through the bite of a mosquito. As the infection spreads in the animal, infective larvae from the mosquito begin to mature into adult heartworms within the heart. From here, they can spread to blood vessels and lungs. This process happens over the span of 6 to 7 months, and fully grown worms can live for 5 to 7 years in dogs! What’s even scarier is that heartworms will mate and produce offspring. At one time, a dog may have as many as 300 worms living inside them.
Always watch out for warning symptoms of heartworms. A persistent, dry cough is a common sign seen in dogs with heartworm disease.
Remember, all dogs should be tested annually for heartworm infection.
Giving your dog human foods
Most people give their dogs human food, thinking they are being caring. But many human foods are toxic to dogs.
Xylitol, for example, is a sweetener found in many sugar-free products. It is extremely poisonous to dogs, and can be found in many products such as candies, chewing gums, baked goods, protein bars, toothpaste, and some peanut butters.
Even small amounts of Xylitol can cause low blood sugar levels, seizures, liver failure, or even death in dogs.
Onion and garlic are also toxic to dogs. Humans may love the flavors of garlic and onion to spice up their food, but sharing foods that contain these ingredients with your pet can cause serious health problems. In severe cases, it could even kill your dog.
And if you share your food with your dog, make sure it doesn’t contain harmful ingredients such as chocolate, raisins or nuts. Grapes and avocados are also a big no-no for your canine. Many dogs sadly have died of kidney failure after eating just a few raisins and grapes. Keep in mind that most times the food we eat are too fatty, too spicy or too salty for our canines. A medium dog weighing 33 pounds only needs 200 milligrams of sodium per day.
And remember that over-the-counter medications such as ibuprofen can be extremely dangerous to your pet.
Giving Bones to Your Dog
Many vets believe it just isn’t worth the risk of serious injuries to give your dog a bone.
If you’d like to give your pup a bone to chew, it’s important to follow certain rules so your dog can enjoy their bone safely.
And remember not to give bones to a dog who has had restorative dental work.
Poor diet
If your dog is not eating proper food, it can be life threatening.
There are many poor-quality dog foods in the pet stores that your animal should stay away from.
And keep in mind that there is no one feeding schedule for dogs. How much and how often your dog should eat depends on various factors such as the dog's age, activity levels, type of food and health.
For the first few months of a puppy’s life, they will need small meals of food throughout the day. This makes it easier for them to digest and help keep energy levels consistent.
Starting around four months, puppies can begin eating about three times a day, and after that, puppies will quickly graduate to twice-a-day feedings.
Most vets recommend feeding an adult dog at least twice per day. However, more important than feeding frequency is meal portion size.
Studies have shown that overweight dogs live 2 and a half years less than dogs with a healthy body weight.
Lack of Exercise
Every dog needs regular exercise to help maintain good mental and physical health. Dogs who don’t exercise are at a higher risk for stiff limbs and joints. They are also more likely to develop health issues. A dog who exercises will have a prolonged lifespan!
But keep in mind that short-nosed breeds like pugs and bulldogs have respiratory issues and are not capable of running long distances.
And for older dogs, they are better off resting or going on shorter excursions more often.
You don’t take care of your pet’s teeth
Like humans, dogs need regular dental care. Their teeth are home to hundreds of bacteria and need to be brushed just like yours do.
Common Household items
Insecticides such as bug sprays and ant baits can be as dangerous for your pet as they are to the insects.
Likewise, balls and other playtime pieces that are too small for your dog’s size can be a choking hazard. Toys with small parts that are unsafe for young children are also obviously hazardous for dogs.
-00:00 Intro
-00:14 Heartworms
-01:50 Know hazardous human foods
-2:40 Ice-creams, nuts, chocolate
-3:00 Salt and spices
-3:22 Raw meat
-3:37 Yanking on leash and choke collar
-4:13 Choking collar
-4:35 Common household items
-5:22 Feeding frequency
-6:23 Lack of exercise
-6:47 Too much exercise
-7:05 No vet visits
-7:32 Chewing on bones
-8:31 Alone in car
-9:06 Cleaning products
-9:32 Air freshener
-9:38 Not brushing teeth

[@katecarbonara1230]

Heart worms suck. Thankfully my baby is Heartworm free after a year of treatment! Now my other baby will heal from it💕 I recommend heartgard as a preventative

[@MrSa458]

This is great information to hear so when I get another dog 🐕 I'll know how to take care of it so anyways God bless everyone who 🎚️ comes across this comment

[@fancybanana3699]

🙂

[@karmenfox5349]

Can we stop with the myth that corgis are loaves? In #6 it says that corgis shouldn't exercise much, but the opposite is true. Corgis are herders and have LOTS of energy. Depriving them of exercise/play is cruel.

[@seanangelogabrielgalvez1487]

Thanks for the information

[@fancybanana3699]

Thank you for the information

[@joeydny5816]

My dog died from the flee repellent drops that you put on the back of their neck. She was perfectly healthy until it caused her neurological problems. It was too late by the time she showed signs. I miss my dog every day

[@SeventhheavenDK]

Get over it. Having a real life, socializing with humans is helpful.

[@citizenVader]

@@SeventhheavenDK socialising with you is not as easy as it is with a dog. This took me only your own comments to realise. You are not consistent with your arguments, so please troll someone who cares..

[@brocklytle3028]

@SeventheavenDK get roasted.

[@e.thereal]

Sorry for your loss but thank you for sharing this tragedy, didn't know that but had my suspicions it was toxic. Unfortunately such things tend to get recommended and claimed to cause no harm by doctors and vets.

[@shaydenpardoe6112]

@@SeventhheavenDK since when lol ????

[@lindamills7893]

Good information!!!

[@dmitrygubanov846]

Thank you so much!

[@nasrmobin9530]

Informative ❤❤

[@bartholamewchungusgingersn9675]

Good information

[@artuphotos5053]

thanks for sharing

[@H3ahhhp]

Informative video

[@avam790]

#9 Sometimes I cant help this as my dog is really stubborn. i do try not to. i remember once we were in the middle of a not busy road and my dog just stopped, so of course i did pull him once, then i picked him up

[@damiensisco6960]

On the “poor diet” one, I’m surprised they didn’t say that we can’t only feed them treats like they’re regular dog food.

[@Little.Paws78]

Tip: If you don’t know what’s good and what’s bad for your pet, just don’t give it to them at all. When it comes to pet food read ingredients

[@youtuber3328]

thanks a LOT for the USEFUL information SERIOUSLY

[@Chinchillamasterr]

My dog stole our raw steak, so I don’t know what you’re talking about😅

[@greengem7698]

my dog is a Tank because he took all those damage for 11 years and still alive.

[@joncowan8081]

Why show a pinch collar(active collar that does not choke) when talking about choke collars?

[@ImanAli-mp9mu]

The first time i shaved my GSD he was skinny and thin asf but then people who were experienced with gsd told me that its normal for gsd to be thin once he gets to two or three years he'll get healthy aa it was his growing age

[@edie4321]

You shave your GSD??? Isn't their hair for protection as well?

[@ItsYourMajesty]

Did I just see my dog in this video? She looks like an English bulldog

[@DavidGreg-wm3ke]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..

[@johnzahm193]

I've always filled my dogs bowl and he eats it throughout the day and sometimes still has some left at the end of the day and is still at an average healthy weight

[@brianwhiting3280]

Demand feeding is always a good thing, but if dogs are not on that from being a small puppy, they will instinctively eat themselves into oblivion. Beagles are particularly susceptible to obesity so it's up to you to be the adult in the room.

[@johnzahm193]

@@brianwhiting3280 thing is that I didn't raise him from a puppy, he was about 2 when I got him and he's about 12 now all I really know is that he's old and has been around 60 lbs his whole adult life

[@brianwhiting3280]

@@johnzahm193 you're lucky. There's no way you would have been able to train him on demand feeding by then if he hadn't already been exposed that way. I hope he stays healthy for a while. He may be old, but I've had 17 year olds on multiple occasions and I've heard of others being older than that.

[@itsnoterica]

This has a lot of misleading info. Prongs, slip leads, & choke chains are meant to sit high up the neck just behind the ears. When fitted properly they're much safer than flat collars. Flat collars typically sit right on the hyoid that's why dogs who pull on flats are more prone to tracheal collapse. & harnesses just encourage pulling if your dog isn't already trained to heel. That's why your best bet is always gonna be to train your dog to heel & use a properly fitted prong or an e-collar for small corrections. I'm not gonna get that into raw feeding bc there's a lot of controversy when it comes to pet nutrition but a dog's digestive system isn't like ours. They're much hardier & their stomach acids & gut flora can definitely handle raw meat. The bigger danger w raw feeding is that most ppl don't add enough supplements or use the correct ratio more so than the bacteria. Some ppl also argue that it has the tendency to make them aggressive

[@maggieharden]

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[@Scarletlight525]

I am so happy we don't have heartworms here! They give me the creeps!

[@damiensisco6960]

“Food is not love.” Then what is love?

[@chewbekkataco]

I believe things like slip leads and prong collars if use correctly can be helpful and safe for your dog. You need a trainer though to teach you how to use the tools. Also you want a trainer who actually knows what they are doing and their methods are not just yank and crank the leash.

[@chewbekkataco]

@@Sunset013 I feel anything is used wrong can be abusive. Food for example. I believe it is abusive to give an animal more food than it requires often with no exercise is abusive. I see over feeding just as bad as under feeding.

[@smackpointgsps1476]

@@Sunset013 used correctly, they are a wonderful tool. Anything can be a torture device if used incorrectly. But a prong, ecollar or check chain give many dogs more freedom and a much better life than they would have without them. Used and fitted properly, they are comfortable for the dog and do not cause any discomfort. My dogs see their collars (be it ecollar, check chain or prong) and come running excitedly to put them on. They know that their collars mean something fun is going to happen. If they ever had a bad experience or discomfort, they would not be eager to have them on, let alone be excited and go fetch them for me to put them on them. As a trainer, I have seen the result of incorrect use of these collars, as well as flat collars and harnesses, and I have helped so many dogs to recover from their trauma. But the tool is not to blame, its the person using it is.

[@seedabeauty]

There are tons more people who cruelly use these items than people who do and for the sake of those innocent precious living creatures, I believe they should be banned. Also, everyone says they are humane with them in public. Unless you use it on yourself first the exact same way you are using it on your beautiful pet and family member, you have no idea.

[@patriciafletcher4885]

My dog was a rescue 🛟 when she came to me, she had heartworm it was a very scary time and very hard to treat her but she’s all better now. she had to get a shot which means she had to stay in the hospital multiple times. And she had it twice so now she’s on the flea collar and the monthly medicine recommended by the vet

[@M1N1Girl007]

Make sure shes on 3 in 1 monthly pill, one for heartworm, fleas and roundworms. That should be given monthly. We give our dog Simparco. Just a flea collar does not get rid of heartworms.

[@melvayaredaguilar]

food is great for pets ! 😢 🎉

[@remedyme111]

I moved to Mexico and the vet prescribed anti-parasitic medication for my dog.

[@brianwhiting3280]

#9 is super important. Always use a harness. Particularly beagles will have huge problems with regular collars that a leash is used with.

[@kiriltzenev5955]

Harness is for pulling, not for control

[@brianwhiting3280]

@@kiriltzenev5955 it's neither one. It's for the dog's health and safety. Beagles are natural pullers. But with a leash to their neck you not only risk choking your baby, but they WILL get bone and nerve problems. If not immediately then later in life.

[@kiriltzenev5955]

@@brianwhiting3280 if your dog does not learn in time in its young age how not to pull on a leash, it will pull off both of your arms and it's neck in its later age. There are tons of videos in the YT how to stop pulling using a leash, go wach Caeser Milan .

[@brianwhiting3280]

@@kiriltzenev5955 this isn't about learning. It's about the structure of their skeletons. It's about being the adult in the room and doing what will make their lives not be miserable.

[@kiriltzenev5955]

@@brianwhiting3280 It's all about either you are walking your dog, either your dog is walking you. Harness makes your dog want to pull more, prone collar or a slip lead makes your dog pull less. It's that simple.

[@lluis9650]

7:30 My dog eats plenty of bones and nothing has ever happened. I even asked the vet and he said that they are not that dangerous and it's one of those things overprotecting people like to worry about. Though he warned me that if he eats too many bones he might have problems to poop. The risk of the bone fracturing and seriously injuring or choking them is very low because they are made to be able to eat bones. Although I guess it might be more dangerous for some specific breeds or when they get older it's like we stopped eating hard or sticky food to avoid choking, and multiple thousands of people choke to death every year only in the US.

[@user-du9wv6vv3n]

My dog has a collar that goes around her chest rather than her throat. It has this tug thing that stops her from pulling, and if she does pull, it sort of tightens around her shoulder blades (not insanely tight, it just lets her know to stop doing it). Anyway, I think its a better alternative than the collar which she struggles with on walks when she gets excited.

[@Yup123huh]

Just get a dog harness instead of doing that to ur dog 😢

[@PoM-MoM]

😮 thats the longest written description I've seen to just say DOG HARNESS

[@Pinky_Paws2022]

One time I took a few days old puppy to the vet because my dog gave birth to her and she was sick so we brought her to the vet and they sprayed air freshener right over her face and also killed her mother, so we never went back to that vet ever again

[@jmdollison]

I really need someone... ANYONE to reach out to the lady cutting that chicken breast. She needs to sharpen that thing immediately before she cuts a finger off! lol

[@apiii73]

I used to sell puppies in South Florida. Had many customers come back after five years for a new puppy. The other one died of cancer.. I believe that it was the large amount of pesticides used in the house for roaches and the constant spraying of pesticides and herbicides on the lawns.

[@Little.Paws78]

Tip for 4:14: use a harness, it’s less painful

[@kirkmorrison6131]

My dogs never get any of these. Collars only get tags never a leash. There is always one dry meal in their bowl and they graze through out the day. No bones nylon only. Etc they are loved.

[@mrs.ericalaurenhornmason3825]

I love my dog Kaylee Bailey Bear 🐕‍🦺🐾🐾❤️💜💘💋

[@DavidGreg-wm3ke]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..

[@cgrice1971]

What happened to number 1 again? Lol

[@rodiperez7918]

Dang this man saying sweeteners or other things can kill your dog is a little overkill,I mean I wouldn't take the risk but it's a little overkill

[@joyalessi958]

Proper prong collar use is not dangerous, in fact it’s flat collars that are dangerous.

[@melvayaredaguilar]

well whatever is killing them should definitely be stopped 😿😾

[@rauldiaz2518]

I've always taught my dogs walk or run by my side without a leash

[@Ruby-og6bt]

That’s great! Just make sure to put them on a leash in on-leash or busy areas

[@kiriltzenev5955]

Some dogs and breeds can do it , others can not. In my countries you are obliged to walk your dog on a leash all the time except the dog park and you also has to put a muzzle on in public spaces. That's the law. Period.

[@ariannajohnsdiamond2084]

I searched the things that can kill dogs Without nobody knows the thing

[@fancybanana3699]

Chokecollars are horrible

[@justaaltforhamokay1903]

Yep anyway you use them it will hurt your dog

[@VTrucker777]

My past dog lacking of Bone to chew The real Bone She died half way at only 7 years i still remember hearing her collapse jaw before her painful death

[@brocklytle3028]

I am so so sorry for your loss. 😢

[@blight8619]

I self-fed my pets their entire lives. I did animal rescue my whole life and fostered and trained dogs and cats for the Humane Society and local Rescue Groups. No dog or cat left my home without obedience training and hand signals training. My own pets have never been food rationed, even being self-fed (this means having food available at all times, and of course water, as much as they want of clean, fresh water!). I never owned or fostered an overweight dog or cat. As long as you let your common sense guide you and you listen to your pet, you should be fine. Also , do NOT overvax or give your pet flea/tick medications (except heartworm medication) as this will shorten your pets lives! Common flea remedies like lemon water sprays, baths with Dawn dish soap (weekly or bi weekly) work just fine, and won't put dangerous chemicals in their bodies (would you allow your family to drink Raid to prevent mosquitoes?, then why give your pets the same chemicals in a pill, drop, chew or injection ?)! Do your research, read and watch programs that educate you about the dangers of over vaxing and anti flea/tick meds. There are some excellent Holistic Vets online that have excellent advice! Your pets are your family, they depend on you, give them the best lives possible! God Bless🕯

[@DavidGreg-wm3ke]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..

[@Sc0pee]

Giving dog a pig skin bone to chew on is relatively safe, as long as you keep an eye on him or her while they eat it. It also helps with the dog's teeth.

[@brocklytle3028]

But do you cook it?

[@ryanmalone2681]

I didn’t know garlic was toxic.

[@kirkmorrison6131]

I use vinegar, salt and a small amount of true soap home made.

[@trelyles1583]

The raw meat one is b.s. dogs are animals and can get raw food

[@jonp8225]

The issue is the contamination that occurs during meat processing. Meat processing can expose meat to salmonella. It’s a side effect of the processing. That’s why you should not feed pets raw meat bought at the grocery store.

[@fridasophia5356]

Best kind of meat is wild raw bunnies! My dogs love em!

[@upserlivinthedream]

​@@jonp8225 You definitely lack education concerning feeding dogs raw meat. Dogs will actually live longer & sometimes even cancer free lives eating a raw meat diet. 🍖 Please educate yourself about this topic before commenting something you clearly know nothing about🤦‍♀️

[@shuangshuangguo]

@@jonp8225 my breeder recommends me to feed my dog raw meat, it is good for his health

[@Maariu01]

i agree

[@VTrucker777]

How to deal with my dog don't even want to go for a walk anymore since her third doses of vaccination Like she is traumatize But we all there with her nobody leaving her at the vet even for a minute

[@ashleyaaron5243]

Dogs CAN sweat. The pads on there paws and from those pads, warm and cold temperatures get removed from the body.

[@minniemingo2350]

so i take you never heard of BARF

[@xgamers8100]

How do you know if your dog got tapeworm on there heart

[@kiriltzenev5955]

The vet makes a test

[@followerofchrist198]

If nuts are unsafe then why do they sell doggy peanut butter?

[@plosnxpsno7458]

My dog trainer ordered me to constantly pull on the leah if anything goes wrong... what do i do? :(

[@brocklytle3028]

I would slap him. (Don’t actually do that.)

[@esmer4167]

I would advise you to look for a trainer that works with positive reinforcement, rather than punishment, methods.

[@ciskoperez]

Kibble kills dogs

[@tinfoiltoad1948]

Dogs need bone in their diet, the minerals and nutrients in them form part of their evolutionary diet. Yes never give cooked bones, but raw bones are fine for them depending on size and how carefully your dog chews. You can be safe by getting raw mince with minced bones in to avoid any hazards. Sometimes the way you have to think about it is what would a dog do in the wild, if they caught a chicken theyre not picking out the bones, they’re eating feathers, bone, organs, all of it- same with raw eggs, they would eat the shell too.

[@italyaaiolupo3162]

one of my dog died because she was not eating. Her name was jojo.

[@melvayaredaguilar]

food is great for dogs 🐶 🙌🏼 ! ?

[@oliviathehuman3163]

Bad 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

[@ryanmalone2681]

When he’s talking about a choke collar he’s showing a prong collar. I don’t think he actually has any idea what he’s talking about.

[@DradenDennis]

collars should be illegal to owners without a well trained dog

[@TS1161]

It’s a little too late 😢

[@Thedailyanimalvideos]

there was one part that wasn't good for information!

[@kiriltzenev5955]

Two parts.

[@seedabeauty]

1. You don't take care of your dog's teeth. 2. Using harsh cleaning products. 3. Never, ever leave your dog alone in a closed car. 4. Giving your dog bones. No cooked bones! Give bones longer than their muzzle. 5. Rarely visiting a vet. 6. Lack of exercise. 7. Poor diet (including pet food with any by-products and corn) Good ingredients: lamb, chix etc and lamb, chix meal etc.. 8. Common household items: insecticides, plants, small balls and toy parts. 9. Yanking on the leash/using a choke collar. 10. Human foods (IMO/SOME human foods, not all, are bad. Do your research so your pets can enjoy some foods). 11. Heartworms

[@DavidGreg-wm3ke]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..

[@smackpointgsps1476]

Some of this is very wrong - Raw meat is best for dogs. Their gut is designed to digest raw meat and bones, not cooked meat or kibble. There is far more to raw feeding than just giving them some meat. Always do your research before feeding your dog any diet, be it raw or a commercial diet. Raw bones are good for dogs and should be provided daily. Check chains used correctly are much safer and more comfortable for your dog than flat collars and harnesses. Any collar or training tool can be used incorrectly and be torturous. Use common sense and learn to use a check chain the right way and you and your dog will benefit. A check chain or slip lead must be placed high up on the neck, under the chin and right behind the ears. This prevents interference with the throat and gives you control of the dogs head. Where the head goes, the body follows. There is also a correct way to put a check chain or slip lead on so that it releases instantly.

[@justaaltforhamokay1903]

Search is raw meat good for dogs in google and also please stop giving misinformation in other words if you accidentally read something wrong then make sure to read things more carefully but it seems like your trying to get dogs hurt Also check chains also bad for dogs ngl it’s disgusting how you told lies that could really hurt dogs just to prove this video ‘wrong’ Also if your trying to say that people who say that are wrong then oh sorry I misunderstood

[@livic2900]

Wait, can dogs have pizza or bacon?

[@littenfire3563]

the only foods that are good to eat are healthy food like fruits and oatmeal

[@fiftyfadesofgrey]

Raw meat diet taken outta context. Raw meat 🥩 is good for dogs and has many more benefits than kibbles. I do mix of both and human food.

[@sage6336]

cars?

[@m.m.3552]

ME

[@Beauandashton]

My naiber

[@wildpuma2281]

I will make sure I have an abundance of all these things dotted round the neighbourhood.

[@melvayaredaguilar]

cooked bones are safer than uncooked ones ! because if they want to swallow then they shall because of their teeth

[@jakehoward4755]

There is a serious amount of misinformation in this……do your homework kids!!! Here just one for the start….. garlic… check it out, I’ve brought supplements from the vets with garlic added

[@melvayaredaguilar]

our dogs are known for liking human food because it may taste like dog food 🥘

[@user-nb4pc6rx8b]

💉 = ❌

[@whoiswhois8251]

Such BS

[@cryptogeist8872]

Many of this tips are wrong, or at least very debatable.

[@luukhary]

A lot of BS

[@littenfire3563]

collars aren't good tbh. Harnesses are much better

[@JasperTheServiceDemon]

You mean the thing that can cause permanent joint damage for heavy pulling dogs? Any tool you use must be used properly and you must get to know your dog/the dog your training to figure out which tool will work best for them. Star r+ with all dogs, but once you get to know them and see how they’re doing on r+ you can then make the decision to use a tool (properly). Whether it’s a prong collar, e collar, head collar, or harness. If you don’t know how to use it, or it doesn’t fit your dog, then yes any of them can cause damage

[@kiriltzenev5955]

Harness is for pulling weights, not for control. You want control or you want to get pulled ? The choice is yours.

[@littenfire3563]

Um...no? Harnesses are a much safer alternative to collars that are basically like a vest, almost like a shirt since they wrap around the chest and back...again...like a shirt. I'd rather be pulled around than having something basically choke my dogs by pulling their neck. I have small dogs so it's not that big of a deal if they pull me around tbh. "Controlling" your dog by pulling them by the neck is cruel and wrong

[@jsmum196]

Keeping your dog healthy with vegan dog food, exercise and filtered water will keep you away from the vet. Same with humans and doctors.

[@snackingfeather]

Dogs are omnivorse, wich means they eat both meat and plants, but the meat is a big and important part of their diety so putting them on a vegan diet for no reason can be very bad for them

[@MrAsundstrom]

This is full of misinformation.

[@kiriltzenev5955]

Not giving dogs bones is a BS, that's main dog food in my country, their teeth are designed to crush bones.

[@AnhYeuEmMaiMai69]

you do know they make chocolate treats for dogs, right? It is not the chocolate it is the alkali that was used to process it. Using a choke collar is not dangerous...lol

[@brocklytle3028]

If the dog pulls it can pull the throat though.

[@AnhYeuEmMaiMai69]

@@brocklytle3028 that can happen with any collar if they pull hard enough. a standard choke collar will not harm a dog any more than a reguilar collar will

[@glennrooke616]

A lot of this is rubbish. Especially the grapes and raw meat.

[@janeem4371]

Oh no no no! Grapes can kill your dog. In fact, just one grape can be deadly. I know from personal experience. Never ever give your dog grapes.

[@123Hoops]

Grapes can kill dogs but the raw meat one is a lie.

[@jonp8225]

Grapes cause renal failure in dogs, so do raisins since they are dried grapes. Raw meat from the grocery store is an issue because of contamination in our meat processing facilities. The processing can expose them to salmonella and other bacteria.

[@autumn7ful]

It’s not rubbish and raw meat can contain salmonella so many of these products have been pulled from shelves

[@upserlivinthedream]

@@autumn7ful Yes the raw meat part of this video is rubbish. Some of these people need to do research and educate themselves on this raw meat topic because dogs can safety be fed a full raw meat diet their entire lives. It's a lot healthier than nasty fake processed dog food. Most people don't feed raw meat because it's extremely expensive and more time consuming. Trust me, I used to feed our European Doberman raw meat, real rice(not the heat up in a microwave kind of crap), and fresh green vegetables twice a day for 12yrs. Raw chicken(smash the bones with a mallet so they wont splinter) and red beef...The only two meats to steer clear from are ham and pork. 🤙

[@user-jt5dc8ne8d]

🤢dogs cant eat human food