What can’t Pomeranians eat? Raw meat contains salmonella and E. coli, which can cause gastrointestinal diseases and cannot be fed to dogs; dogs must not be fed chocolate, as the theobromine in chocolate is a fatal toxin for dogs; Small bones such as chicken, duck, and fish bones can easily scratch your dog's intestines and stomach, so avoid feeding them.

1. Raw or undercooked meat cannot be fed to dogs. Raw meat contains salmonella and E. coli, which can cause gastrointestinal diseases in dogs.

2. Chocolate must not be given to Pomeranians because the theobromine component in chocolate can easily reduce blood flow to the dog’s brain. In severe cases, it can cause heart disease and other fatal diseases.

3. Small bones such as chicken, duck, and fish bones will turn into needle-like objects after the dog bites them, which can pierce the esophagus and intestines. The big bones and the ones that are extremely cooked and so rotten that they break into pieces when you bite them are edible.

4. Foods that are not easy to digest must not be given to dogs, such as crabs, shrimps, squid, octopus, mushrooms, or other foods that are not easy to digest, which are particularly likely to cause diarrhea and vomiting in dogs. In addition, peanuts and beans cannot be given to dogs as they are too difficult to chew and can easily clog the dog's throat.

5. Grapes and raisins are foods that must not be given to dogs in large quantities, not even one. Although some pet owners may give their dogs a few and it will be fine. This is because you still have Not giving it enough food, and this is also a chronic effect.

6. Don’t eat mushrooms. Edible shiitake mushrooms and mushrooms sold in the market are harmless to dogs. However, it is better to avoid letting dogs eat them to avoid developing the habit of eating mushrooms and accidentally eating poisonous mushrooms in the wild.

7. Onion foods cannot be given to Pomeranians because they are rich in disulfide, which is particularly likely to cause the oxidation of Pomeranian’s red blood cells. In severe cases, it can cause hemolytic anemia in dogs.