Grapes or raisins

There is still room for discussion about grape or raisin poisoning in dogs. Some dogs can eat a large amount of grapes or raisins without any problems, but for dogs For the sake of health, try not to feed these kinds of fruits to dogs. If your dog eats one or two grapes, don’t be too nervous. But if you eat a large bunch of grapes, you should closely observe whether the dog is poisoned. .

Eighteen kinds of foods that dogs cannot eat

1. Grapes and raisins: Grapes and raisins can cause kidney failure in dogs, and sometimes just one raisin can kill them. A dog.

2. Onions: Onions have a hemolytic effect that can lead to anemia, and so do onions.

3. Chocolate: Chocolate can cause heart attacks, coma and death.

4. Coffee beans and tea: Caffeinated drinks and food are as deadly to dogs as chocolate.

5. Macadamia nuts and walnuts: Macadamia nuts can cause collapse, muscle spasms and paralysis. Other nuts are not good for dogs either. The high phosphorus content in nuts may lead to kidney stones and should be avoided as much as possible. Peanut butter is an exception, but if you feed peanut butter, choose organic, sugar-free peanut butter.

6. Animal fat and fried food: Excess fat can cause pancreatitis.

Bone: Broken bones, such as chicken bones, can puncture a dog's throat or cut the dog's mouth, esophagus, stomach or intestines. If the bones are fed and boiled in a pressure cooker, the marrow is an excellent source of calcium, phosphorus and copper. Chewing on large bones can help remove plaque.

8. Tomatoes: Tomatoes can cause cramps and arrhythmia. This issue is up for debate though, as there are some high-quality dog ​​foods that contain tomatoes.

9. Avocado: The avocado itself, the core and the fruit tree are all poisonous. It can cause difficulty breathing and fluid accumulation in the chest, abdomen and heart of dogs. According to some people's theories, avocado oil is good for dogs.

10. Nutmeg: Nutmeg can cause cramps, heart attacks, and death.

11. Apples, cherries, pears and similar fruits are good for dogs. However, their seeds and nuts contain cyanide, a toxin that is fatal to humans and dogs. Cyanide may also be present in a dog's intestines without any warning that the dog will die within 24 hours.

12. Raw eggs: Raw eggs can cause salmonella poisoning. It is most suitable to heat them before giving them to dogs.

13. Salt: Excessive salt can cause kidney problems.

14. Mushrooms: Commercially available edible mushrooms, mushrooms, etc. are harmless to dogs. However, it is better to prevent dogs from eating them to prevent them from developing the habit of eating mushrooms and accidentally eating poisonous mushrooms in the wild.

15. Raw or cooked liver: A small amount of liver is good for dogs, but too much liver can cause problems. Because liver contains a lot ofVitamin A can cause vitamin A poisoning. About three chicken livers (or corresponding amounts of other animal livers) a week can cause bone problems.

16. Raw meat and poultry: Dogs’ immune systems are not adapted to artificially raised poultry. The most common types of bacteria, Salmonella and Bacillus, are very dangerous to dogs.

17. Pork: [Not recommended for feeding] The fat globules in pork are larger than other meats and may block the dog’s capillaries. Avoid pork products, especially bacon, which contain sodium nitrate.

18. Milk: [Not recommended] Many dogs are lactose intolerant. If your dog develops gas, diarrhea, dehydration or skin inflammation after drinking milk, you should stop feeding milk. Dogs with lactose intolerance should consume lactose-free milk. Of course it doesn't matter if you can drink it.

Things that dogs cannot eat

1. Dogs cannot eat bones, especially sharp bones such as chickens and ducks.

2. Dogs cannot eat liver for a long time, because long-term consumption can cause excessive vitamin A or even poisoning.

3. Dogs cannot eat green onions, onions and other foods. Ingestion of such foods by some dogs can cause hemolysis of cells and blood in urine.

4. Dogs cannot eat chocolate. Some dogs become excited and restless after eating it, and chocolate contains a lot of sugar, which is harmful to the health of dogs.

5. Dogs cannot eat seafood and other allergic foods.

6. Dogs cannot eat food high in sugar, fat, and salt. Foods high in sugar and fat can easily make dogs gain weight and induce a series of diseases. Excessive salt will undoubtedly increase the burden of kidney excretion, affect kidney health, destroy body fluid balance, and cause various skin diseases.

7. Fruits that dogs cannot eat include: grapes, prunes, plums, loquats, cherries, pineapples (alkaloids and pineapple proteins can easily cause allergies, and the pH value is too acidic), mangoes, peaches, and immature tomatoes. Other fruits should also be eaten in moderation and in small amounts. Poisoning cases are common when the whole fruit is eaten with the skin and seeds.

8. Vegetable roots that dogs cannot eat include: celery, coriander, sweet potato, barley, wheat, corn (containing protease inhibitors), peeled and sprouted potatoes, and rapeseed.

9. Beans that dogs cannot eat include: peas and soybeans (which contain alkaloids that are not good for dogs and can easily cause bloating).

10. Beverages that dogs cannot eat include: alcoholic beverages, hot cocoa, tea, and coffee.

11. Dogs cannot eat refrigerated milk, ice cream and other dairy products, especially incomplete puppies. Usually a few mouthfuls of cold milk will cause diarrhea in puppies, and long-term habitual diarrhea will form, causing the dog's body to be weak, and the dog's stomach and intestines are not suitable for this kind of food.

12. It is not recommended for dogs to eat: raw eggs (raw egg whites contain a type of protein called avidin, which will deplete the vitamin H in the dog’s body), raw meat and poultry (which are prone to infection)germs in raw meat), mushrooms (commercially available edible mushrooms and mushrooms are harmless to dogs. However, dogs should be prevented from eating them to prevent them from developing a habit of eating mushrooms and accidentally eating poisonous mushrooms in the wild), milk (Many dogs are lactose intolerant. If the dog develops gas, diarrhea, dehydration or skin inflammation after drinking milk, the dog should stop feeding milk. Dogs with lactose intolerance should eat milk that does not contain lactose), pork (pork contains The fat globules are larger than those of other meats and may clog your dog's capillaries. Avoid pig products, especially ham containing sodium nitrate).