They tend to pick colors that are light. Today, and in recent history, white is the most popular trend in home coloring. White is almost always a sure thing as it's a clean color that shows up well and has the potential to be personalized with vivid borders.
The ASPCA states that the avocado can be toxic for animals, horses in particular, but itâs safe to say that your dog can partake in small amounts. There are, however, some important pitfalls to avoid when you serve this fabulous but fatty fruit to your furry friend.
You may love avocados, but heads up: Your dog does NOT share the same sentiment. Turns out avocados contain a toxin that can result in vomiting if your dog consumes too much of the meat or skin. Cherries, grapes and raisins are also off-limits, according to this handy guide. It should be noted that while the chart below says lemons are safe, the fruit is fine for a lick or two, but feeding your dog lots of lemon or part of the plant is dangerous. Same goes for feeding your dog any part of the orange plant. And if you're going to serve some watermelon, and we suggest you do, opt for the seedless variety just to be safe. Consult the guide below when deciding how to distribute your precious table scraps this summer.