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  • Reviewed by naturmamma on May 23, 1:17pm

    " Below are some of the symptoms associated with xylitol poisoning: * Vomiting * Weakness * Ataxia (uncoordinated movements) * Depression * Decreased potassium * Seizures * Coma "

  • Rated by GatoRose on Apr 27 2009, 4:44am

    good thing i stumbled this - i'll be careful when i have chewing gum around the house. i had a dog a couple years back who got into a package but thankfully she was okay LOL.

  • Rated by emilykcrowley on Apr 06 2009, 12:16pm

    As a dog owner, good to know.

  • Rated by RichieDagger on Apr 02 2009, 11:50pm

    One of many reasons why you don't give your pets your food!

  • Rated by boston1950 on Mar 31 2009, 11:42pm

    Use "stevia sweet leaf". It is natural, has no calories and soft on stomach. Your dog will be safe in any scenario - guarantied.

  • Rated by FAIRYUSER on Mar 27 2009, 2:32pm

    Sugar Substitute Is Toxic To Pets Xylitol gum Xylitol is a sugar substitute commonly used in toothpastes, mouthwash, sugarless gum, certain cough medicines and children's chewable multi-vitamins. It also used in many baked goods and candies. This product is recommended for diabetics and those following a low-carbohydrate diet. However, xylitol is extremely dangerous to your dog.

  • Rated by robbiefritz on Mar 27 2009, 11:41am

    Good info for pet owners.

  • Rated by Ecterine on Mar 26 2009, 7:09pm

    Xylotol is wonderful for your oral health... We really push it in the dental field now. People who chew gum that is high in xylotol (Ice Breakers Cubes seems to have the highest concentration) have fewer cavities and a lot less build up. Dogs shouldn't be allowed to have candy anyway (think about how harmful chocolate is for them).