What should Pug dogs not eat? Do not feed Pug dogs bones from chickens, ducks, fish and other small bones, which can easily scratch the dog’s esophagus and intestines. Raw meat contains Salmonella and Bacillus in meat, so do not feed Pug dogs. For dogs, it is best to cook the meat before feeding it; the theobromine in chocolate is fatal to pugs, so avoid feeding it.

1. Bones of chicken, duck and fish

Don’t feed Pug dogs bones that are easily broken, such as chicken, duck and fish bones. Bone fragments may puncture the Pug's throat or scratch the mouth, esophagus, or gastrointestinal tract. If you must feed them, it is best to boil the bones in a pressure cooker first. The safest and most beneficial ones are special dog chew glue and dog chew sticks.

　2. Raw meat

Do not feed raw meat to Pug dogs. The most common toxins are Salmonella in poultry meat and Bacillus in meat. These bacteria are likely to be hidden in the raw meat, and will cause serious problems when Pug eats it. Big harm. Poisoned Pug dogs will not only lose their appetite, but also cause high fever, diarrhea, vomiting and even death from shock.

　3.Chocolate

Chocolate must not be given to pugs 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.

　4.Animal liver

Don’t eat too much, especially for small dogs, as it can cause vitamin A poisoning, severe calcium deficiency and a series of chronic problems, but it’s okay to eat it occasionally.

　5.Onion

Raw or cooked onions contain disulfides, which are harmless to humans, but are very harmful to Pug dogs. These foods will cause the red blood cells of Pug dogs to oxidize and may cause hemolytic anemia. The toxic dose of 1 or 2 small pieces of onions per week is enough to damage the function of red blood cells, affect oxygen delivery, and thus fail to provide sufficient oxygen required by the animal body.