This Puzzle Book can be a lot of fun doing the puzzles and contained in this Puzzle Book is a lot of important information that can save your dog's life! So you ask, "He ate what?" Many of us have heard not to give Chocolate to a dog but there is a whole list of fruits and vegetables that will surprise you. I will have never guessed for example that grapes are not allowed! You can have a horror story if you are not careful with things that your dog can get into and eat. Dogs can sometimes eat the most peculiar things. A cat will mosey around and smell, and check out different things but you would have an unusual cat that will be tempted to eat so many different and interesting things like your dog. Dogs will eat their own poop! Yes. I know that is gross but I have seen it. Investigate your pet's odd appetite problems and talk to your vet. It is important that you realize as a dog owner that you will have to be careful of things falling on the floor from off the dining table as a prime example. Your pup will be there in a flash and in all probability swallow it whole without even chewing it. I remember remarking to my puppy that he surely did not even taste what I had just given him. It was impossible to taste anything in the twinkling of an eye. As quickly as he gulped it down he was ready for more and wagging his tail. Just as you will be careful of what you allow your dog to eat you will discover some important information about your dog's main food. If you find your dog has a really peculiar appetite then investigate the odd appetite and talk to your vet. Our dogs seem to be game to taste just about anything and that can get him into serious trouble. So we have to be careful of what they eat, and even your medicine falling on the floor while he/she is just waiting to gobble anything that can fall off a counter and can put your dog at risk. Also be watchful of small children and what they may slip your dog on the sly. Perhaps they may feed a few grapes that they have been eating and do not want them any longer. Such an innocent mistake can be fatal for your dog!