WARNING ABOUT THE INGREDIENTS THAT YOU MUST FEED TO YOUR DOG ON PANQUECES DAY

• Pancake’s day is traditionally known as Shrove Tuesday.

• It is celebrated eating pancakes or participating in pancake or pancake launch races.

• However, some of our favorite pancake ingredients could be dangerous for our dogs.

PANQUECES DAY It is just around the corner and while we prepare to celebrate making pancakes for the whole family, it is important to keep in mind that some of our favorite ingredients can be dangerous for our dogs.

Traditionally known as Shrove Tuesday, Pancake’s Day falls the day before Ash Wednesday and celebrates Panqueques, participating in throwing pancakes and even pancake races.

Our four -legged friends are important members of our family, so it is natural that we want to join fun. However, some of our favorite pancake ingredients are not safe for our dogs to eat, here is everything you need to know.

It is certain that dogs eat a small amount of smooth pancakes in moderation, however, it can depend on the ingredients you have used to make their pancakes, since some common ingredients and pancake coverage can be toxic to dogs.

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However, some homemade pancakes can be safe for dogs. Cruz Azul There are some foods that can be toxic to our pets.

These are the ingredients that your dog should never feed on pancake day:

Chocolate

Chocolate, even in small quantities, can be poisonous for dogs, contains an ingredient called theobromine, which when ingested by our four -legged friends can cause symptoms that include diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain or in rare cases, even death .

Artificial sweetener (xylitol)

Xilitol is an artificial sweetener that is highly toxic to dogs, is added to many common foods that humans eat, including peanut butter, yogurt and mixture of prepared pancakes. When our pets consume it, xylitol can cause dangerously low blood sugar, liver failure and even death.

Balls

TRUE walnuts Such as almonds or nuts can cause stomach discomfort in dogs, while Macadamia nuts are toxic to dogs and can affect their muscles and nervous system.

Raisins, sultanas, currants or grapes.

The raisins, the sultans, the currants and the grapes are toxic to the dogs, if they are ingested, they can cause symptoms that include vomiting and diarrhea and can cause serious side effects that include liver damage and renal insufficiency.

Lemons

Lemon Juice is a common coverage for carnival tuesday, but lemons are toxic to dogs, which cannot digest high levels of citric acid. This can cause symptoms that include stomach discomfort and more serious health problems such as central nerve depression.

You can get more information about the different types of foods that are poisonous for dogs in RSPCA.