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Member Comments (6)
by Jaybay, Oct 04, 2007 07:03PM
, Oct 04, 2007 07:03PM
I'm not aware of any problems with pumpkin and dogs, and as long as it was a "little taste" there shouldn't be a problem. How old is your pup? I love Shepherds!
by krickett, Oct 05, 2007 01:46PM
It should be fine but just a warning. Pumpkin can act as a great laxative!
by Jizi, Oct 12, 2007 10:24AM
To: byebye12
Lets just say my dog has eaten everything under the sun, I mean everything from cat poop, baby formula, dirty diapers, takes food off the table when no one is looking I mean I can go on and on, I surprised she's still alive with all the stuff she has eaten. So I don't think A little bit of pumpkin will hurt her, Heck I'm surprised my dog hasnt eaten our pumpkin we have sitting on our window.
by Avas Mom, Oct 12, 2007 12:14PM
Im sure theres nothing to worry about! my brothers dog use to eat socks and underwear! But she died so i wouldnt suggest letting them. Then again they dont know what she died of for sure.
by Paula56, Oct 20, 2007 07:56PM
My dogs eat canned 100% pumpkin with every meal and have for years. Pumpkin is great for their skin, coats and adds fiber to their diet.
by Yvette BG, Nov 05, 2007 05:00PM
To: byebye12
We have 2 German Shepherds. Our younger dog just loves sweet potatoes. Go figure. The older one turns his nose up at them.
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