Dogs rarely if ever get sick from eating food which would be rotten to us. They have stomach-acid levels some tens times the level of ours, which allows them to digest things like raw meat, bones, spoiled food etc, which could be dangerous or toxic to humans. They also have a much shorter intestinal system than we do, which means spoilt food doesn't sit in the bowel or intestines for very long, meaning much less time to contaminate the blood and get, for example, food poisoning. Domesticated dogs have evolved over thousands of years eating human scraps and protecting us from predators, and have probably protected us from all sorts of contamination situations by devouring "rotten" stuff which might have bred disease or other contaminants which those without dogs might have succumbed to. Just don't let them eat rotten socks, as they can clog them up, eventually.
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old food,rotten things,lettuce,and anything spicy
If they are rotten, why eat them in the first place. You would certainly be very ill and may need to seek medical attention.
The bottom line is that you should not be giving Valium to your dog without your Veterinarian's guidance.
Technically, yes, it has been done, but the offspring die very quickly and it has never been done without the offspring suffering infant mortality.
Florinef is a steroid so long term effects are not goodbut if your dog is suffering from Addisons the drug is keeping him/her alivek9addisons.com is a web site devoted to dogs with Addisons disease you may find some helpful information there
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Dogs can be sensitive to loud music and may experience stress or discomfort. It is best to keep the volume at a level that is comfortable for them.
XYZAL is an antihistamine medication for humans and should not be given to dogs without consulting a veterinarian. It's important to always use medications specifically approved for use in dogs, as human medications can have different effects and dosages in dogs.
They get fat.
A opposum will play dead, but I have never known them to smell rotten. In fact, playing dead doesn't always work out to their advantage. I have many possums in my are, and everytime my dogs encounter them, they try playing dead, but my dogs aren't fooled. Poor possums.
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