Chocolate (can be fatal food)

The coffee salt (Theobromine) in chocolate is a poison to animals. It reduces the blood flow to the brain, which may cause heart disease and other fatal Threat issue. The higher the purity of chocolate, the higher the salty content of coffee contained, and the greater the danger to dogs. (To put it more simply, it is like drugs in humans. A small amount will continue to excite dogs, and an overdose will cause Can cause death) Toxic dose (small dogs, 15~20 lbs/6~9 kg) -Milk chocolate: 8~12 ounces (226g~340g) -Dark chocolate: 1 ounce (28g)

Poisoning symptoms< /h3> - Severe drooling - Frequent urination - Dilated pupils - Rapid heartbeat - Vomiting and diarrhea - Extreme excitement, high energy - Muscle tremors - Coma

Onions (dangerous food)

Raw or cooked onions contain The disulfide component is harmless to the human body, but it can cause the risk of oxidation of red blood cells in cats, dogs, sheep, horses, and cattle. It may cause hemolytic anemia. The toxic dose is 1 or 2 small tablets per week. Just a few onions are enough to damage the function of red blood cells, affect oxygen delivery, and thus fail to provide enough oxygen for the body.

Symptoms of poisoning

- Weight loss - Tiredness, laziness - Frequent wheezing - Depression - Rapid pulse - Weakness - Filmy secretions from gums and mouth

Liver (dangerous food) )

Liver is one of dogs’ favorite foods. Many snacks or dog food contain liver. Eating a small amount of liver is actually good for dogs, but excessive amounts may cause nutritional problems. Because liver contains high levels of Vitamin A. Absorbing too much vitamin A may cause vitamin A poisoning or hypervitaminosis. The toxic dose is about 3 times a week of chicken liver (raw or cooked), which may cause bone problems. If the dog has In addition, supplement vitamin A and never feed liver.

Symptoms of hypervitaminosis A

- Deformed bones - Rapid bone development in elbows and spine - Weight loss - Anorexia, loss of appetite

Bones (dangerous food)

Do not feed splinterable bones such as chicken bones. The bone fragments may pierce the dog's throat or cut the dog's mouth, esophagus, stomach or intestines. Even if it is a pig or Small dogs should not eat large bones from cows. In addition to calcium, bones also contain magnesium, an element that will absorb water in the gastrointestinal tract and cause constipation in dogs. You must know that constipation in dogs is more painful than diarrhea in dogs! Note: The content of "magnesium" is indicated in the ingredients of all antidiarrheal medicines, please refer to it.

Suffocation phenomenon

-miserableWhite and blue gums - Panting - Mouth breathing - Scratching on the face - Shallow and slow breathing - Unconscious, dilated pupils Note: If you want to feed bones, use a pressure cooker to boil the bones.

Raw eggs (dangerous food)

Raw eggs contain a protein called Avidin, which depletes the dog’s body of vitamin H (found in the B vitamins). Vitamin H is It is an indispensable nutrient for the growth of dogs and the promotion of healthy fur. In addition, raw eggs usually contain pathogenic bacteria, such as salmonella. Feeding raw eggs will eventually turn into toxins and may cause vitamin H deficiency. (I often hear netizens feeding them to dogs.) Raw eggs will make the dog's coat shiny, this is really a big misunderstanding)

Symptoms of vitamin H deficiency

- Hair loss - Weakness - Growth retardation - Bone deformities Note: Boiled eggs are excellent for dogs snacks, which contain high protein and other nutrients. Only raw egg whites contain avidin. If you want to feed raw eggs, please only use egg yolks, but you must still be careful of bacterial infection.

Raw meat and poultry (dangerous~fatal)

Although dogs hunt animals in the wild, their immune systems cannot adapt to artificially raised poultry and meat. (Especially the poultry that is now fed. Unscrupulous operators often add hormones or antibiotics to Chinese feed) The two most common toxins are Salmonella in poultry meat and Bacillus in meat. (Both of them are easy to cause acute enteritis in dogs)

Salmonella poisoning symptoms

-Poor appetite-High fever-Diarrhea, diarrhea-Dehydration-Lower abdominal pain-Demoralization, lack of energy

Bacillus poisoning symptoms

-Vomiting-Stomach pain-Diarrhea, severe Bloody - shock - paralysis.

Pork (not recommended for feeding)

The fat globules in pork are larger than other meats. They may block the dog’s capillaries. Avoid pig products, especially those containing sodium nitrate.

Milk (not recommended)

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. If your dog is lactose intolerant Dogs suffering from the disease should eat lactose-free milk, either dog food or human food, but the ingredients in human food may not fully meet the needs of the dog's body.

Mushrooms (not recommended ~ there is a fatal risk)

Eating shiitake mushrooms, mushrooms, etc. in the home are harmless to dogs, but dogs should avoid eating them to prevent them from going out to the wild after getting used to eating them. Eating poisonous foods due to eating habits can lead to danger.