Anonymous
11/17/2025 18:33
Subject: Dog question
Anonymous wrote:People food is not great for them so no, I don't do this. But my issue would be the dog's health and the mess they make while slurping, not the fact dog tongue touched plates.
It depends on the food. Regular food vs. kibble is healthier.
Anonymous
11/17/2025 18:31
Subject: Dog question
We don’t let our dog lick plates. We try to avoid feeding human food since it’s not good for dog’s health.
Anonymous
11/17/2025 15:43
Subject: Re:Dog question
Anonymous wrote:Dog owner, here. No, we don’t do that. Disgusting.
Agree
Currently have 3 dogs in the house, I don't let them lick out plates nor eat out of any dishes.
They have their bowls, and scraps go there if I ever decide to give leftovers to dogs
Anonymous
11/17/2025 15:04
Subject: Re:Dog question
Dog owner, here. No, we don’t do that. Disgusting.
Anonymous
11/17/2025 11:59
Subject: Dog question
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We visited my SIL this weekend, stayed overnight, she’s a wonderful host, but she lets her dog lick the plates when we’re done eating. Then she put the leftover lasagna pan on the floor and he ate that too.
Is this normal?
The cat eats on the kitchen table but she wiped it down before we sat down.
The kitchen chairs are destroyed by the cat scratching them.
Just… why?
Look up toxoplasmosis and you will understand.
Huh ?
Toxoplasmosis has no relation whatsoever to the thread topic. Plus, even if contracted it does little to no harm to humans unless another severe condition is present in the human.