Salt poisoning: Small dogs that eat a lot of salty fries are most at risk. Symptoms include confusion, seizures, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, drunk-like behavior, and coma, among others. Bloat: The high fat in fries can cause some dogs' stomachs to twist in on themselves and fill with gas. Large breeds are more at risk.
Will a french fry hurt my dog?
“The basic principle is that you shouldn't feed your pet human foods, but foods such as French fries, hot dogs and hamburgers contain excessive amounts of salt and fat for your canine companions,” says Dr. Frederic Gaschen, a specialist in small animal internal medicine and professor at Louisiana State University.
Are fries poisonous to dogs?
French fries Salty snacks, in general, are a bad idea for dogs; too much salt can even lead to sodium ion poisoning. So it's safe to toss your dog one or two fries at the drive-through, but don't super-size their serving.
Are McDonald's fries OK for dogs?
While McDonald fries are certainly delicious, they are not meant for dogs. The problem with them is that they are both high in fat and salt, and fatty foods cause pancreatitis in dogs.
How many fries Can a dog have?
It's okay to feed them one every now and then, but if you make a habit of it, you could be putting your dog's well-being at risk. The biggest long-term concern if you feed your dog a steady diet of fries is that they'll become obese. There are other, more immediate things to watch out for, though.
