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Sultana's-are they ok for Rosie?

Discussion in 'Dogs - small breeds (toy) specific' started by :o)rosie:o), Jan 18, 2005.

  1. :o)rosie:o)

    :o)rosie:o) New Member

    Hi,
    Does anyone know if sultanas are ok for puppies/dogs? Rosie's had a few as treats & she loves them. Just wanted to make sure they are ok for her before I give her anymore.
     
    :o)rosie:o), Jan 18, 2005
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  2. puttin510

    puttin510 New Member

    What are they, never heard of them.?
     
    puttin510, Jan 19, 2005
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  3. puttin510

    puttin510 New Member

    Ok, did a search, They are raisens, or currents. Nope appearently Raisens and grapes are a no,no.
     
    puttin510, Jan 19, 2005
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  4. :o)rosie:o)

    :o)rosie:o) New Member

    Lol sorry I liv in Australia so I wasn't sure wether you would know what they are. They're sun dried grapes :D
     
    :o)rosie:o), Jan 19, 2005
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  5. puttin510

    puttin510 New Member

    I believe they can have toxins in them.
     
    puttin510, Jan 19, 2005
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  6. WinniPoo

    WinniPoo New Member

    NO NO NO NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My dog spent New Year's Eve in the ER Vet clinic because he got into someone trash and ate ham and raisin sauce. They kept him overnight and wanted to even keep him a second night but we decided to bring him home. He was so sick and it lasted almost 2 weeks before he was truly back to normal. The vet said the raisins are extremely toxic to dogs.
     
    WinniPoo, Jan 20, 2005
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  7. :o)rosie:o)

    :o)rosie:o) New Member

    OMG thanks I dont think Rosie will definately not get any more! :|
     
    :o)rosie:o), Jan 20, 2005
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  8. :o)rosie:o)

    :o)rosie:o) New Member

    Sorry speech errors. "Rosie will definately not be getting anymore!"
     
    :o)rosie:o), Jan 20, 2005
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