[jfander123]

I had made some granola and scrambled eggs. My dog ate off my plate when I left the room (a no-no) and I realized he had eaten the eggs (maybe a quarter of a cup) and part of a homemade granola bar. Will the granola ingredients harm him? So far he has not indicated any discomfort. There were no raisins, but he may have eaten a dried cranberry. Will he be OK?

[Moparbyfar]

He should be fine, unless there was dark chocolate in it, which is dangerous for dogs. Because it was only one, I'd say the chances of him having a bad reaction would be slim, and eggs are good for them.

[joypulv]

I give my dog and cat tiny amounts of healthy people food in addition to their good quality kibble. I agree that eggs (cholesterol) are good for them, and the granola ingredients are probably in their kibble anyway, even cranberries. I give my dog a little broccoli whenever I cook some, for the fresh veggie vitamins. I buy cheap cuts of meat or chicken for cutting up into little pieces as a substitute for the crap that comes in a lot of canned food, and it saves money over the good canned foods. The kibble is important for teeth cleaning and for the pet-needed ingredients that people food doesn't provide in the needed amounts.

[Aurora_Bell]

Unless he has a serious allergy to human foods, that's a pretty healthy substitue for dog food! Sounds like what I make mine when I forget to get dog food!