9 Human Foods That You Should Avoid Giving To Your Pets

Grapes & Raisins:

These can harm red blood cells even in minute amounts, causing serious anaemia in animals.

Chocolate:

Chocolate contains toxic compounds that affect the kidneys and can cause death in pets.

Xylitol (Artificial Sweeteners):

In flavourings for food items, particularly sugarless, this substance can harm the heart and nervous system.

Cooked bones:

They splinter easily and can lead to choking or harm the internal organs.

Onions and Garlic:

Highly poisonous for pets, even in tiny amounts, they can damage blood cells and cause anaemia.

Avocado (especially the pit and skin):

Persin, present in avocados, can cause diarrhoea and vomiting.

Caffeine:

There are substances in it that are injurious to health and can cause hyperactivity and vomiting.

Alcohol:

Even small amounts can cause damage to the liver and cause sudden spikes in insulin.

Macadamia Nut:

This is a toxic nut for pets, causing muscle weakness or digestive disorders.