Dogs are carnivores, so should not be given sweets. However, you don’t have to cut your dog off completely from all sweetness. Rather than just leaving the sweet treat on the floor where the dog may come across it, consider giving your dog a small piece of candy if they seem sad or depressed about something. Dogs actually like sugar and will happily eat it (in moderation) to cheer up if they are feeling down in the dumps. Also, many types of candy contain ingredients that can help with upset stomachs or other canine issues such as indigestion or diarrhea which is why this type of sweet snack is okay for dogs to eat.
If there is no vomiting (and this includes bringing back up any vomit that was eaten), and your dog is moving normally and acting like his or her usual self (being their usual cute selves!), then the candy was probably not a problem. If you notice difficulty breathing, excessive drooling, lethargy, tremors, disorientation, muscle spasms/seizures, vomiting (with or without bringing back up any vomit that was eaten) or diarrhea, your dog should be taken to the vet immediately.
Both dogs and cats love sugar however too much of it can lead to dangerous health issues for animals so cuties are best left off of the doggie menu.
If you notice any of these dangerous effects, take your dog to the vet immediately.
80% dogs experience dangerous health issues after eating cuties.
Remove cuties from the house before dogs become addicted to sugar and stop listening to their owners.
Cuties are dangerous for dogs because they contain artificial sweeteners that dogs metabolize differently than humans making them poisonous if consumed in large amounts.
Dogs may start hallucinating or be unable to properly digest food if they eat too many cuties, neither of which is a pleasant experience for your pet! Make sure that you keep an eye on how much every individual dog eats as well since some animals have a greater tolerance for sugary treats than others. Remove sugar from your home completely if possible.
After a dog eats cuties they will often become irritable and dehydrated. If you experience any of these side effects with your pet, take them to the vet immediately.
Large amounts of sugar may cause dangerous health issues for dogs such as lethargy, tremors, seizures, vomiting (with or without bringing back up any vomit that was eaten) or diarrhea. Keep an eye on how much candy your dog is consuming and remove cuties from the house completely if there are problems.
If you witness any of these symptoms after feeding your pet cuties, take them to the vet immediately.
Can dogs eat little cuties?
80% dogs experience dangerous health issues after eating cuties.
If you do let your dog eat a small piece of candy from time to time, make sure that it is plain and not coated with anything else as the coating may contain ingredients that can be toxic for dogs such as caffeine or chocolate. Also, keep an eye on how much each individual dog eats as some animals have a greater tolerance for sugary treats than others.
Dogs who eat too many cuties may experience side effects such as lethargy, tremors, seizures, vomiting (with or without bringing back up any vomit that was eaten) or diarrhea.
Is it OK for dogs to eat mandarins?
Don’t let your dog eat too many cuties, especially if the candy is coated with anything else as these may contain ingredients that can be bad for dogs. Also, make sure to remove cuties from the house completely if there are any problems.
Do clementines hurt dogs?
No, cuties are safe for dogs to eat if they ingest them in moderation. If your pet is not feeling well after eating candy, take them to the vet immediately.