Details the dangers of Xylitol for dogs, found in many common household items, and its potentially fatal effects.

Curious about xylitol vs sugar and which is worse for your dog? Watch this video to learn more about the dangers of each for your furry friend.
Although it tastes great, it's not good for them. Number five Xylitol. Xylitol is naturally found in fruits and vegetables like raspberries, strawberries, cauliflower or mushrooms. It is also used to sweeten certain baked goods, candy, chewing gums, even toothpaste. This sugar alcohol is safe for human consumption, but it can prove fatal for dogs as it can cause a sudden drop in blood sugar levels and liver damage. The main side effects, weakness, vomiting, difficulty moving and seizures. So keep your adorable pooch away from toothpaste, chewing gum and other foods that contain xylitol, especially baked goods.