While owners may be tempted to slip their pet a titbit on Shrove Tuesday, Burns Pet Nutrition’s Laura Crotch-Harvey warns there are a variety of pancake fillings that are toxic to dogs.
The Nutrition Manager said: “Dogs know only too well how to play on their owners’ sympathies to win themselves a few prized scraps.
“But don’t be tempted, one act of kindness could cause more harm than good to your pet – and your pocket, if you need to make a hasty trip to the vet.”
Her advice follows recent research conducted for Burns that found a third (31%) of pet owners admitting their four-legged friend had become ill after eating human food.
Burns Pet Nutrition has shared this advice for dog owners.
Can dogs eat pancakes?
Laura said: “Yes, dogs can eat pancakes, however it must be in moderation. Although plain pancakes aren’t necessarily harmful to dogs, ingredients like butter, sugar and milk aren’t the healthiest food for them either.
“Some pets struggle with dairy, excess fat and sugars, which can…
