List of things dogs cannot eat

Bones: Especially sharp bones such as chickens and ducks, which can easily cause damage to the bone mucosa and can further develop into acute bone ulcers. Delayed treatment can lead to the development of chronic gastric ulcers.

Liver: Liver is rich in vitamin A. Occasionally eating it is beneficial to dogs, but eating liver as their daily staple food for a long time can cause excessive vitamin A or even poisoning.

Irritating foods such as green onions and onions: Some dogs eating such foods can cause hemolysis of red blood cells and blood in the urine.

Chocolate: The coffee salt (Theobromine) in chocolate will reduce the blood flow in the transport department, which may cause heart disease and other fatal problems. The higher the purity of the chocolate, the higher the salty content of the coffee and the greater the danger to dogs. Data shows that a dog weighing 1 kilogram may die if it eats 9 grams of pure chocolate.

Seafood and other allergy-prone foods: Generally speaking, seafood foods contain a lot of histamine, which can easily cause allergies.

Foods high in sugar, high fat, and high salt: Foods high in sugar and high fat can easily make dogs gain weight, and obesity can easily induce a series of diseases, such as fatty liver, diabetes, and high blood pressure. Blood lipids, coronary heart disease, etc., damage the movement, circulation, reproductive and other systems; long-term excessive salt intake by dogs will inevitably increase the burden of kidney excretion and affect the health of the kidneys. At the same time, the imbalance of various minerals and vitamins in the body will directly affect the health of the kidneys. Affects the health and resistance of the skin and causes various skin diseases.

Ice cream, cream cake: These are not necessary for dogs to eat. These foods contain too much sugar and can easily cause obesity or diarrhea.

Raw eggs: Raw eggs contain a protein called Avidin, which depletes the dog's body of vitamin H (found in the B vitamins) . Vitamin H is an indispensable nutrient for dog growth and promoting coat health, causing weak coats, growth retardation, and bone deformities. In addition, raw eggs often contain pathogens such as salmonella.

Fruit cores, fruit stems, and leaves: All contain cyanide, which is poisonous to dogs, so parents are asked to handle them with caution.

Fiber-rich vegetables, peanuts, octopus, cuttlefish, and shellfish: These are foods that are not easy to digest and may cause abdominal pain and diarrhea in dogs.

Rice cake, seaweed: These may block the throat or stick to the throat, causing suffocation.

Grapes:Grapes and raisins can cause nephrotoxicity (kidney failure).

Milk: Many dogs are lactose intolerant. If your dog develops symptoms such as farting, diarrhea, dehydration or skin inflammation after drinking milk, you should stop feeding milk.

Pork: The fat globules in pork are larger than those in other meats and may block your dog’s capillaries. Dogs should not be fed spoiled pork and meat skin. The spoiled meat will produce botulinum toxin.

Alcoholic Beverages: Just a small amount of ethanol ingested by dogs from alcoholic beverages is enough to cause alcohol poisoning.