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So if I want to kill my neighbours cat, I should just feed it some grapes? Excellent.
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Certain types of Parrots go into shock and die really quite quickly if they eat just a little bit of Avocado.
It is thought the plant has developed a toxin to specifically stop parrots eating the fruit, but that doesn't explain, or maybe it does, why it is worse for African parrots, when the Avocado comes from South America.
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Don't give chocolate to competition horses. You could be committing a doping offence.
Oh - and it's not very good for them.
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The stamen of lilies are poisonous to cats. Just a few more and I will see off Mrs BP's moggie.
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Originally posted by chef View Postgrapes and raisins are poisonous to cats and dogs..
Grapes and raisins have both been shown to result in potentially fatal kidney failure in dogs and cats, although the underlying toxin has not been identified. Green or purple grapes; organically grown or commercially grown; seeds or seedless; grapes grown in many different areas of the country; and raisins from those grapes--all have been found to be harmful. What we do know is that the toxin is not related to the use of pesticides or due to zinc or lead in the fruit. Fungal elements have not been implicated either. As of today, the toxic element remains a mystery, but it's effects are all too real.
http://www.newyorktails.com/petdiet.htm
http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/ask-th...ple-foods.html
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