Chihuahua is a petite toy pet dog. Although it has a petite body, it has an extremely brave character. It will accept all the love of its master and repay it with its own loyalty. Chihuahuas are loved by many friends precisely because of their petite and cute size, as well as their bold and unpretentious character. People like to keep Chihuahuas as babies in their homes, playing with them and relieving their boredom. So what should Chihuahuas not eat during feeding?

Chihuahua

There are many foods that Chihuahuas like to eat. Meats (for example: beef), grapes, cereals, vegetables, etc. When preparing food for Chihuahuas, breeders should pay attention to nutritional matching and maintain comprehensive nutrition. Of course, dog food is also what Chihuahuas like to eat.

What can’t Chihuahuas eat?

1. Avoid feeding your Chihuahua some salty and high-calorie foods such as potato chips, which will make the pet dehydrated and fat.

2. Dry dog ​​food is a fatal killer of Chihuahuas, so dry dog ​​food cannot be fed directly.

3. Candy biscuits with high sugar content will reduce Chihuahua’s appetite, cause malnutrition, and even cause diarrhea or vomiting. Chocolate, in particular, may cause death to dogs.

4. Bones (fish bones, chicken bones) are also very dangerous foods for Chihuahuas and should be avoided.

5. Meat such as ham contains too much fat, which is not easy for Chihuahuas to digest, and contains a lot of seasonings, which will harm their digestive system.

6. In addition to water, do not give your Chihuahua other drinks. For example, soda contains too much sugar and additives. Alcohol is also harmful to dogs, and excessive amounts can be fatal to dogs.

7. Onions can increase the taste of food, but eating too much can cause hemolysis. Garlic also contains a lot of toxins that can cause blood poisoning in dogs, so feeding too much is a no-no.

​Notes

If the owner wants to live in harmony with the Chihuahua, he needs to train the Chihuahua to develop good living habits from an early age. When the dog is young, the owner should train it to develop the habit of urinating and eating in a fixed place. Let the dog form conditioned reflexes from an early age and be able to clearly and accurately identify the owner's instructions.