article_snippet.sent: More than 10,000 dogs a year are poisoned after eating everyday items such as paracetamol and chocolate, a pet charity has warned.
article_snippet.sent: Kennel Club says seemingly harmless foods such as hot cross buns and onions can be killers
article_snippet.sent: Foods such as sultanas, grapes and raisins are also highly dangerous for dogs, causing canine kidneys to fail.
article_snippet.sent: Nick Sutton, a Kennel Club poisons expert, said: ‘There are any number of ways a dog can get access to dangerous and potentially lethal substances, whether by accident, deliberate feeding or through owners mistakenly believing certain products – particularly foods eaten by humans – are fine for a dog to eat.
article_snippet.sent: ‘Many seemingly harmless foods can be dangerous for a dog and owners need to be aware of these risks in order to protect a dog and owners much-loved pets.
article_snippet.sent: But we have to be careful about feeding Dogs things that aren’t intended for Dogs.’
highlights_snippet.sent: Kennel Club poisons expert warns even 'harmless' foods can be dangerous .