You
come home and your floor is scattered with empty tin cans, shredded up
boxes, and food packages that have been ripped to shreds. The trash can
is toppled over. Your dog sits in the middle of the mess, her eyes wide
and apologetic.
As
a loving dog owner, you may be tempted to let the occasional secret
trash feast slide. But when your dog breaks into your trash while you’re
away, she’s not only making a mess, she’s endangering her health.
Every
year, far too many dogs die from eating an item from the trash they
weren’t supposed to. Many of the foods and products your dog might find
in the trash — such as sugarless gum, rodenticides, and metals — can be highly toxic for canines.
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