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avacado???

Post by ultracarry » Sat Dec 25, 2010 10:54 am

For any of you who know about dogs eating them OS there any problems? I have a few trees in my back yard and my dog has been known to bring them to me. I have seen her eat a few and she leaves the seed and hard outer shell. Should I make her stop eating these for health or just let her chomp away.
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Re: avacado???

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Re: avacado???

Post by ultracarry » Sat Dec 25, 2010 11:14 am

Sounds good to me...

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Re: avacado???

Post by anb » Fri Jan 21, 2011 9:29 am

My dog loves them. I know I have seen it as an ingredient in dog foods, so it is safe for them to eat. I imagine this would even be great for the skin and coat since it has so many good oils/vitamins in it. Also a great source of protein (for a veggie). Bon apetit!

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Re: avacado???

Post by gsp3333 » Fri Jan 21, 2011 7:31 pm

Just be careful with whole avacados as my lab got a pit stuck in her intestines. $1000 later she was fine. Sure had a nice coat though.

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Post by AzDoggin » Sat Jan 22, 2011 12:11 pm

gsp3333 wrote:Just be careful with whole avacados as my lab got a pit stuck in her intestines. $1000 later she was fine. Sure had a nice coat though.
ouch

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Post by Birddogz » Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:08 am

Might not hurt as much as passing it. Double ouch! That dog would be doggin'AZ, sorry AZ, couldn't resist. :lol:
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Post by AzDoggin » Sun Jan 23, 2011 10:04 am

Birddogz wrote:Might not hurt as much as passing it. Double ouch! That dog would be doggin'AZ, sorry AZ, couldn't resist. :lol:
:D That's alright, if you are going to give out doggin' you have to take it too :lol: I had enough whining by spoiled Husker fans and don't even want to be associated with 'em anymore. The team, yes, fans, bleh.

The good lord made a mistake in the design of the dog. They shouldn't be able to take in anything bigger than they can push out :o

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Re: avacado???

Post by Birddogz » Sun Jan 23, 2011 10:47 am

It isn't just Husker fans. Buckeye fans are even worse. Tressel is 9-1 against Michigan, most BCS bowl wins, most BCS championship appearances, 6 straight Big 10 championships, top 5 recruiting classes every year, and many fans think Tressel should be fired. :roll: People are just not realistic. :x
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Re: avacado???

Post by Scott Linden » Tue Jan 25, 2011 10:56 pm

When he learns how to chop the onions, add chili powder and some fresh tomatoes, you're on to something!
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