Do you know the No. 1 thing dogs eat that they shouldn't? (Hint: it's not your homework!) Find it out and more when you start the slideshow of the top sneaky nonsnacks that often cause choking, surgery, or worse!
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They're a popular fetch and gnaw toy, but don't let your pups eat them afterward.
I know these are lying all over my house . . . Be careful of rubber bands and hair ties, because pups can accidentally swallow them.
Bones often smell like the food that was once on them. Many are choking hazards or get lodged in a pup's tummy.
Not just before they're cooked — sometimes dogs think you missed a spot on your already-eaten corn cobs.
What dog doesn't have toys?! But make sure any items with loose or small parts are properly disposed of afterward.
In the mouth for fetching is A-OK, but choose a ball that can't fit down your dog's throat.
Well, they're round like a ball, but these are not meant to be caught . . . or swallowed.
These can get lodged in your dog's mouth, and he can eat a wadded-up ball of a knee-high, so watch out.
They're most definitely not food, but some dogs want to eat undies. Umm, gross.
Put a sock in it! The number one item that this vet saw in dogs' tummies was a sock.
