EPI * Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency
managing EPI
Topic: Safe & Un-Safe Foods (vegetables, etc) for Dogs
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epi4dogs Site Owner Posts: 1960 |
This list was graciously put together by Frank, one of our members, that is an excellent guide of what we can and/or should not feed our dogs: (As always, Thanks Frank!) This is especially helpful for those of us that like to add healthy extra food to our dogs meals) SAFE FOODS
apple slices (no skin or seeds) Raw
Bananas Raw
beet Cooked Canned
blueberry Raw
broccoli Cooked broccolli Cooked canned pumpkin Canned
cantaloupe Raw
carrots Raw Cooked Canned cauliflower (green parts are bad) Cooked Celery Raw Cooked grains Cooked green beans Raw Cooked Canned Green peppers Cooked Kale Cooked musk melon Raw
parsnip Cooked pastas Cooked pear Raw
peas Raw Cooked Canned potatoes Raw Cooked Canned rice Cooked Romaine lettuce Raw
spinach Cooked squash Cooked
strawberry Raw
stringbeans Raw Cooked Canned sweet potatoe Cooked turnip Cooked watermelon Raw
yellow beans Raw Cooked Canned zucchini Cooked
UN-SAFE FOODS
apple seeds artichokes aspargus Avocados brussel sprouts cabbage chives cucumber dandelion greens eggplant endive, garlic (don't overload on) grapes iceberg lettuce kohlrabi leafy greens leeks Macadamian nuts, okra onions peach pits radishes raisins rhubarb sea vegetables swiss chard tomatoes (give the tomato fruit sparingly because of high acid content, and everything other than actual tomato is taxic to dogs) watercress Chocolate (all forms) Coffee (all forms) Products sweetened with xylitol Green Potato Skins Hops Mushrooms Walnuts & most nuts
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-- Olesia, owned by Izzy-45lb SWD, Diagnosed at 1.5 years old - TLI results 1.3, Stable almost 3 yrs! Feed various grain-free kibble+real meat, 6x pancreatin enzymes. Give 1 tsp of coconut oil one day and salmon oil next day.
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Donna Member Posts: 1139 |
Hi Olesia,
This list is excellent, but I needed to comment here... Don't I always..
http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/poison-control/a-poison-safe-home.html
Of course there are many others, but these are the big hitters... | |
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-- Donna
Owned by Tara, a 6 YO GSD w/EPI dx'd at about a year old. Fed Taste of the Wild High Prarie formular kibble and enhance this diet with cooked meat, veggies and fruit, Enzynes: Pancreatin 8x - 1 tsp per cup of food. Suppliments include 1000 mg Wild Salmon oil, Glucosomine/Chondrotin/MSM and Probiotic acidophilus. Stable since 2005 Also owned by sidekicks' Zoey my rescued GSD and Zeke, a PWC
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Cagsey Member Posts: 75 |
Gem once got hold of some Mushroom Pilau rice after we had had an Indian take away - she must have known the mushrooms were going to be on the bad list because she spat them out all over the floor and ate all the rice!
She cries for a slice of cucumber when we are making salads :-( | |
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-- Karen and Gemma
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epi4dogs Site Owner Posts: 1960 |
Donna, All my dogs like meals with tomatoes in it... however, that is correct, it is really the green parts of the tomato plant that is bad... I will fix that in the post so as not to mislead folks.....but I willalso include, not to over-do because of the high acid content...and thanks for the other LINK also. Gemma likes slices of Cukes???? .... my dogs won't touch cukes... smart of Gemma to spit the mushrooms out.! | |
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-- Olesia, owned by Izzy-45lb SWD, Diagnosed at 1.5 years old - TLI results 1.3, Stable almost 3 yrs! Feed various grain-free kibble+real meat, 6x pancreatin enzymes. Give 1 tsp of coconut oil one day and salmon oil next day.
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My dogs LOVE tomatoes and pick them off the vine in my garden, but only when they're ripe... 
That said, it's not the fruit, but the plant itself (night shade variety) that is toxic... I have found the ASPCA site to be most helpful in knowing what's good or bad to feed: You must login to post.