Can dogs eat barbecue?

(The same goes for raisins, although they're not generally considered a barbecue food, but nonetheless.) Nobody is quite sure why, but grapes and raisins have been connected to the development of kidney failure in dogs. Some dogs can eat them and be fine, others eat just a few and it's life threatening. read more

From ribs and onions to chips and corn, these barbecue-friendly foods can be unfriendly to dogs and cats. Warmer weather is in full swing. We’ve got longer days, vacations coming up, and leisure on the horizon. read more

Hot Dogs. Hot dogs can actually be a great treat for pets, but only if they are cut up into bite size pieces and carefully fed one at a time to the pet. Dogs especially can get very excited and swallow a hot dog whole, without chewing. Also to keep in mind, hot dogs are a high fat, high calorie food. read more