Before changing your dog’s/ cat’s diet or introducing new ingredients or supplements that they haven’t eaten before‚ especially when it comes to human food‚ make sure to consult your veterinarian first. Every dog/cat is different and requires an individual approach to nutrition‚ depending on their age‚ health‚ level of activity‚ and medical history. The guidelines offered in our article have been fact-checked and approved by a veterinarian but should be used as a mere guide on food safety‚ rather than an individual nutrition plan. Teddy Grahams are small and delicious human snacks that look an awful lot like Scooby Snacks‚ a popular dog treat. The adorable appearance and bountiful flavor of Teddy Grahams have led people to wonder whether dogs can safely eat them. The answer to that question is yes‚ dogs can technically eat Teddy Grahams‚ as long as they’re the plain honey ones. But that is not the whole story. There are multiple flavors of Teddy Graham and some things that you need to consider before shelling them out to your dog in any great number. Dogs Can Eat Plain Teddy Grahams Dogs can eat regular Teddy Grahams in small quantities. They are not toxic to dogs and most dogs will not have an allergic reaction to them. Teddy Grahams are so small that one or two will have no discernible effect on your dog‚ for good or for ill. That means that if they stole one from you‚ you don’t need to rush off to the vet.The primary ingredient in a regular Teddy Graham is graham flour which is safe for most dogs although some dogs are allergic to wheat. The primary flavor for regular Teddy Grahams is honey‚ which is also safe for dogs. However‚ there are some other flavors of Teddy Grahams that are not safe or good for dogs in large amounts. Those flavors include cinnamon‚ chocolate‚ and chocolatey chip. Only the standard honey flavored Teddy Grahams are considered to be safe for dogs. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Teddy (@teddygrahams) Look for Harmful Ingredients When feeding your dog any type of human food‚ it is always prudent to look for potentially harmful ingredients before feeding them. Dogs should not eat things like chocolate‚ cocoa‚ and xylitol. Chocolate and xylitol can be fatal if ingested in large quantities. Any food that is not specifically created or formulated for dogs could have potential hidden dangers lurking in the ingredient list. Make it a habit to look at the list on the box before feeding your dog any human food. Plain honey Teddy Grahams do not have any explicitly harmful ingredients listed‚ which is why they are safe for dogs to ingest in small quantities. The other flavor of Teddy Grahams is cinnamon which‚ while not toxic‚ can cause trouble for dogs. Cinnamon can cause stomach upset in large amounts. Honey Teddy Grahams Ingredients Graham Flour (Whole Grain Wheat Flour) Enriched Unbleached Flour (Wheat Flour‚ Niacin‚ Reduced Iron‚ Thiamine Mononitrate) Riboflavin Folic Acid Sugar Canola Oil Dextrose Honey Calcium Carbonate (Source of Calcium) Maltodextrin Baking Soda Salt Soy Lecithin Natural Flavor Honey Teddy Grahams Nutrition Facts Serving Size: 24 pieces Calories: 130 Total Fat: 4g Cholesterol: 0mg Sodium: 90mg Total Carbohydrates: 22g Fiber: 2g Sugar: 7g Protein: 2g View this post on Instagram A post shared by Teddy (@teddygrahams) What Happens If Your Dog Eats Teddy Grahams? If you catch your dog pigging out on a bag of honey Teddy Grahams that was left out‚ you should not have to worry. Your dog may develop an upset stomach as they are not used to the ingredients in Teddy Grahams‚ especially if they have eaten a large amount.  Also‚ some dogs have an intolerance to wheat and can develop an upset stomach or skin irritation.  If your dog accidentally eats some honey Teddy Grahams monitor for any vomiting or diarrhea and take them to the vet if they occur. Note that the nutrition facts are for a serving size of 24 pieces‚ which is a considerable number. That means that eating one or two Teddy Grahams at a time will cut the nutrition fact numbers down significantly. If your dog eats anything but the usual Honey Teddy Grahams check the ingredients for cocoa‚ chocolate or xylitol and contact your veterinarian if these are present. If not‚ monitor your dog for any signs of problems and take them to a vet if you are worried. Should You Feed Teddy Grahams to Your Dog? No. While dogs can eat Teddy Grahams‚ they really shouldn’t be a part of their regular diet. Teddy Grahams have unnecessary carbohydrates‚ sugar‚ and calories that dogs do not need. This can lead to weight gain over time and issues such as pancreatitis‚ joint problems and diabetes. Teddy Grahams have no nutritional benefits. Just because a dog can eat something doesn’t mean that they should. While Teddy Grahams make cheap and tiny training treats‚ it would be best if you bought training treats that are specifically created for dogs and not food meant for humans. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Teddy (@teddygrahams) Conclusion Compared to other processed human foods‚ Teddy Grahams are safe for dogs to eat‚ but only in the honey flavor. They are incredibly small‚ and each individual piece has very few nutrients or ingredients in them. This makes them safe for dogs to eat in small quantities‚ but you should always double-check the ingredient list before feeding your dog anything meant for humans. Even though Teddy Grahams are safe for dogs to eat in small quantities‚ you should refrain from feeding your dog human food whenever possible as it is not good for their overall health in the long run. Sources HEB VCA Hospitals Featured Image Credit: AccurateZoomer‚ Wikimedia Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International The post Can Dogs Eat Teddy Grahams? Vet-Approved Facts &; FAQ appeared first on Pet Keen.

A former Bungie developer and all-round legend of the Halo series is running for political office in Nevada as a representative of the Republican party. Having previously worked on the overwhelming majority of Bungie’s earlier games‚ as well as Destiny‚ before moving to Halo 4‚ Halo 5‚ and The Master Chief Collection by 343 Industries‚ the legendary developer says that family values in the United States are being “eroded‚” and that the federal government should “be responsible for is the security of our borders.” Continue reading Legendary Halo developer is now running for office as a Republican

The tomb of a high-status man of the pre-Hispanic Coclé culture richly furnished with gold and ceramics has been unearthed at the El Caño Archaeological Site in Panama. The grave dates to 750-800 A.D. and is filled with ceramic artifacts buried as offerings. He was also laid to rest with a spectacular set of gold objects including five pectorals‚ two belts of gold beads‚ four bracelets‚ two anthropomorphic earrings (one of a male figure‚ the other female)‚ an earring of a double crocodile‚ one necklace with small circular beads‚ five earrings made of sperm whale teeth covered in gold‚ a set of gold plates‚ two bells‚ bracelets‚ skirts made of dog teeth and a set of bone flutes. Dr. Julia Mayo‚ director of the El Caño Foundation and director of the archaeological project for 18 years‚ since the excavations began in 2008‚ explained that this collection could have belonged to a high-status adult male from the Rio chiefdom. Big. Dr. Mayo stated that the tomb was built around the year 750 AD and is that of a great lord‚ but also of other people who died to accompany him to the “beyond.” She explained that the excavation of the burial has not been completed‚ therefore‚ it cannot be determined at the moment how many people were buried with him‚ but what is known is that he was buried face down‚ a common way of burial in this society‚ on top pf the body of a woman. Located about 100 miles southwest of Panama City‚ the El Caño site was discovered in the 1970s when sugar cane tractors churned up Coclé artifacts. Subsequent archaeological explorations discovered funerary mounds encircled by massive standing stones. The enclosure within the circle of monoliths also contains a ceremonial area with wooden buildings. The burials belonged to a pre-Hispanic culture that occupied much of the modern-day province of Coclé from around 200 B.C. to 1550 A.D. The El Caño necropolis was built around 700 A.D. and abandoned around 1000 A.D. This discovery is important‚ among other things‚ because it presents a very special type of burial that “we know as multiple and simultaneous burials and we call them that because they consist of burials of a variable number of people (between 8 and 32 people) in a “The same tomb of high-status people who were buried along with others previously sacrificed to serve as companions‚” explained specialist Mayo.

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This Complete List Of  Yvonne Elliman Albums And Songs presents the full discography of Yvonne Elliman studio albums. Yvonne Elliman was born on December 29‚ 1951.  Yvonne Elliman hails from the area of Honolulu‚ Hawaii. All these wonferfulYvonne Elliman albums have been presented below in chronological order. We have also included all original release dates with each  Yvonne Elliman album as well as all original Yvonne Elliman album covers. Every Yvonne Elliman album listed below showcases the entire album tracklisting. Yvonne Elliman (1972) Released 1972 CD Track Listings: “Look at You‚ Look at Me” “I Would Have Had a Good The post Complete List Of Yvonne Elliman Albums And Discography appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

In a recent article‚ Professor Elio Quiroga Rodríguez from the Universidad Atlántico-Medio in Spain outlined the alarming prospects we may face in our search for alien civilizations. The study suggests the existence of so-called “fishbowl worlds” – planets on which advanced alien species may be trapped‚ unable to leave their worlds or communicate with others. The article was published in the British Interplanetary Society. The simplest “world in a fishbowl” scenario occurs on planets with extremely high gravity. To leave such a planet requires a huge amount of energy‚ which makes space travel almost impossible. Not only does this hinder physical exploration‚ but it also limits technological progress as these civilizations are unable to develop communications or space surveillance technologies. Another potential “bowl world” is oceanic planets‚ where most of the surface is covered with water or liquid methane. In such environments‚ electrical signals decay quickly‚ making long-distance communication impractical. Even if these aliens developed complex civilizations‚ they may not feel the need to develop communication technologies. Quiroga also considers other potential “fishbowl worlds”. Binary star systems: Planets orbiting binary stars may be constantly exposed to daylight‚ hindering stargazing and suppressing the desire to explore space. Cloudy Planets: Planets that are constantly covered by thick clouds can block the visibility of space‚ leading to similar effects. These “bowl worlds” scenarios could change the way we think about extraterrestrial life and the search for it. If such planets exist‚ then they may contain highly developed civilizations that we will never discover due to the above limitations. The post Highly advanced alien civilizations may be unable to contact the outside world appeared first on Anomalien.com.