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Answer:
onion,chocolate and something else
^+ raisins (or other grape products), garlic, mushrooms, cat food (too high in protein and fat), dairy products (adult dogs become lactose intolerant), macadamia nuts, salt, potato, marijuana, tomato leaves, poultry or fish bones, baby food, caffeine (chocolate, coffee, tea), hops, iron supplements, raw fish, raw eggs, tobacco, foods containing an artificial sweetener (candy, gum, mints), and alcohol.
Most of the above is only harmful in large quantities and does not hurt if they accidentally gets into something (I give my dog a small piece of chocolate and some raisins as a rare treat).
^+ raisins (or other grape products), garlic, mushrooms, cat food (too high in protein and fat), dairy products (adult dogs become lactose intolerant), macadamia nuts, salt, potato, marijuana, tomato leaves, poultry or fish bones, baby food, caffeine (chocolate, coffee, tea), hops, iron supplements, raw fish, raw eggs, tobacco, foods containing an artificial sweetener (candy, gum, mints), and alcohol.
Most of the above is only harmful in large quantities and does not hurt if they accidentally gets into something (I give my dog a small piece of chocolate and some raisins as a rare treat).
First answer by Smilygoon.
Last edit by Sven914.
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