Although recommended for us humans, various fruits and
vegetables are dangerous for dogs in some cases.
Not exact matches
Organic fruits and
vegetables do not contain synthetic chemicals, pesticides and nitrates, which
are dangerous for babies under 3 months.
Vegetable oils
are dangerous for many reasons, including that they can easily go rancid, they
are processed with chemicals, and they can turn in to trans fats when heated.
This
is a surprising list of foods
for many people, particularly since it contains healthful
vegetables, but nightshades contain low - level toxins that
are known to cause inflammation
for some people, especially those with auto - immune disorders and
are dangerous for anyone if consumed in excessive quantities.
Trans fats
are dangerous at any level
for one of many examples, which
is found solely in animal fats (and thanks to the dark side of science, they've
been able to emulate these fats by hydrogenating
vegetable oils).
Raw broccoli, or any cruciforms
vegetable,
is NOT
dangerous for the thyroid.
While you may read that frying foods in
vegetable oils at high heat creates
dangerous hidden trans fats, according to Mary Enig, PhD, a lipid researcher
for 30 years, author of Know Your Fats and a primary voice
for the dangers of trans fats
for over a quarter of a century, that
's not exactly true.
The only really
dangerous fat out there
is trans fat (margarine,
vegetable oils), which
for a long time
were touted as the answer to that heart - harming saturated fat.
I wouldn't guess that
vegetable juice would
be as
dangerous as heroin, but
for argument's sake you could point that out.
If dogs
are omnivores like us, why
is the seemingly - harmless root
vegetable we love so
dangerous for our furry friends?