While your dog may love "table food" is it good for him? The following is a list of foods that are toxic to your dog.

Alcohol - Can cause coma and death

Avocado - Can cause upset stomach, vomiting and can lead to pancreatitis

Baby Food - May contain onion powder

Broccoli and Liver - Are good for your dog if given in moderation. If given as more then 10% of your pet's diet, it can lead to illness.

Cat Food - Too high in protein and fats.

Cherries - Can cause cyanid poisoning.

Chocolate - Affects the heart and nervous system. Can cause heart attack.

Chewing Gum and Candy - If it contains Xylitol, it can lead to seizures and lethargy.

Citrus Oil - Can cause vomiting.

Coffee, Tea, and Other Caffeine - Affects heart and nervous system

Fat trimmings and Turkey skin - Can cause pancreatitis.

Macadamia Nuts - Affects the digestive system, nervous system and muscles.

Milk and other Dairy Products - Can cause diarrhea.

Mushrooms - Affect different systems in the body and can lead to shock and death.

Nutmeg - Affects Central Nervous System and can lead to seizures and death.

Onions and Garlic - Can damage red blood cells and cause anemia.

Permissons - Can affect digestive system.

Potato Peelings and Green Potatoes - Affects digestive, nervous, and urinary systems.

Raisins and Grapes - Can cause kidney failure.

Raw eggs - Can lead to skin and coat problems.

Raw fish - Can lead to seizures and death.

Walnuts - Can cause gastroenteritis.

Yeast Dough - Can cause rupturing of the stomach and intestines.

Remember that table scraps should only be given in moderation. Avoid giving your dog bones or pits because they pose a choking hazard and serious digestive problems if swallowed.