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If you, like many of us, think potatoes are one of the tastiest foods around, then you’ve probably wondered, “Can dogs eat potatoes, too?” According to Dr. Eliza O’Callaghan, Managing ...

Be careful before giving dogs potatoes. If you, like many of us, think potatoes are one of the tastiest foods around, then you’ve probably wondered, “Can dogs eat potatoes, too?” According to Dr.

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