Wow this is crazy! I am a college student living in a apartment complex where its 99% students and they always spit out their gum on the ground......and of course everytime i am walking Cami she finds the gum. Scary

Oooh thanks for this...glitter has a fascination with gum and a couple of times ive had to pull it out her mouth when shes got into my bag or something..I assumed it wouldnt be good for them but more incase it got stuck in thier throat or something..not the sugar thing!

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Thank you so much for this informative post. I guess the gum is in the trash can . If it causes that in dogs, who knows what it really causes in us humans. Thanks again for the article.

THANK YOU!

I was so scared because I remembered earlier Taco got into a life savers gummy, but when I checked the ingredients on the bag it said sugar, so hes much safer now, im going to check ingrediants like CRAZY now!

Thanks for posting
Great info

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Also be aware of other products that contain xylitol - Hammer Nutrition Products specifically, for all you athletes out there (they have a warning on their website somewhere, but a lot of the bike shops that carry the products don't know about the dog toxin potential). Spouse is a cyclist and we keep HEED, Perpetuem, etc. in the house, but we make sure the dogs don't touch any of it because it does contain xylitol. Watch those little packs of energy/electrolyte gel, too - they can be a very attractive, sweet chew for a dog if they fall out of a jersey pocket onto the dog shelf unnoticed.

Wow! I had no idea! Thanks for posting this. My dog can be a little thief! Once he took a $20 bill out of my purse and left a nyla bone in it's place! Imagine my surprise when I went in my purse for cash and instead found a bone. He steals make up, pencils, cigarettes, basically anything he can get away with. Pencils are his favorite! He chews them (he doesn't eat them) and leaves a mess!