Although short-haired fox terriers are easy to raise and very popular, some parents don’t know what food to feed them. If they don’t feed them properly, they are afraid of causing unnecessary harm. Let’s learn about it today. Eat something you can't eat.

What dogs can’t eat

1. Chocolate: It can be fatal. This must not be eaten.

2. Onions and green onions: Do not eat them as they can cause hemolytic anemia.

Disulfide poisoning. Symptoms of poisoning: weight loss. Tired, lazy. Frequent wheezing, depression, rapid and weak pulse, and filmy secretions appearing on the gums and mouth.

3. Grapes and raisins: Some dogs are allergic to grapes, which can cause kidney failure. It is not recommended to try.

Causes kidney failure. Symptoms of poisoning: vomiting, diarrhea, the dog will become depressed, loss of appetite, and abdominal pain; in severe cases, clinical oliguria, anuria, and finally renal failure.

4. Chicken bones: cannot be eaten. Because its hollow structure is very easy to bite, it can scratch the esophagus or stomach and cause hemorrhagic diarrhea.

It will scratch the esophagus and cause suffocation. Symptoms of suffocation: pale and blue gums, gasping, mouth breathing, scratching the face, shallow and slow breathing; unconsciousness, dilated pupils, and even shock.

5. Raw eggs: cannot be eaten. It will affect the dog's hair and cause diarrhea. It should be cooked before eating.

Leading to vitamin H deficiency. Vitamin H deficiency: hair loss, weakness, growth retardation, skeletal deformities.

6. Raw meat: It will cause diarrhea and is also prone to parasitic diseases.

7. Milk: Puppies cannot drink it because the ingredients of milk and dog milk are completely different. Puppies tend to poop easily after drinking

Belly. However, it is not recommended to feed healthy adult dogs 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. Dogs with lactose intolerance should consume lactose-free milk, either dog food or human food.

8. Alcoholic beverages, hot cocoa, and coffee.

9. Macadamia nuts and walnuts: Macadamia nuts can cause collapse, muscle spasms and paralysis. Other nuts are not good for dogs either. Nuts contain high phosphorus content which may cause kidney stones and should be avoided as much as possible.

10. Fruits that dogs cannot eat include: grapes, plums, plums, loquats, cherries, pineapples (alkaloids and bromelain 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.

Things that dogs need to eat with caution

1. Bones except chicken bonesWagyu: To be honest, it is edible. But the bones must be whole large bones, or cooked in a pressure cooker until they are pulpy. When eating fish, the owner must carefully remove all the spines.

2. Oily food with high fat content: Small dogs cannot eat this, and large dogs should eat as little as possible. Sometimes it will cause diarrhea in dogs, and long-term use can lead to obesity.

3. Liver: 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 units of vitamin A, absorbing too much vitamin A, can cause vitamin A poisoning in dogs.

4. Sweets and candies: The dog’s digestive system cannot secrete and decompose disaccharides (such as sucrose, etc.), so it cannot decompose and absorb sucrose. Once a dog eats a large amount of sucrose or fructose, a hypertonic environment will be formed in the digestive tract, allowing a large amount of body fluids to enter the intestinal cavity, leading to diarrhea. After a dog has diarrhea, the body will quickly become dehydrated and its resistance will decrease. At this time, intestinal flora, pathogenic bacteria, and viruses will take advantage of the situation and multiply rapidly, leading to the occurrence of gastroenteritis.

4. Food with too much salt: Strictly speaking, none of the meals we humans eat every day should be fed to dogs. Because it contains too much salt and fat. It is not good for the health of dogs. Dogs have dog food and food specially prepared for them, but when we eat, we can’t stand their expectant eyes and give us two pieces of meat. Don't be nervous, you'll be fine if you eat a little. However, it is best to put the meat in your mouth or run it through water to remove some salt before feeding it to the dog. However, you must not use human food as a staple food for the dog.

5. Apples, pears, and watermelons: These are good for dogs if eaten in small amounts. But be aware that their seeds and cores contain cyanide, which is fatal to humans and dogs. Cyanide can also be present in a dog's intestines and cause death without warning within 24 hours.

6. Mushrooms: It is not recommended to feed them. Eating shiitake mushrooms, mushrooms, etc. at home are harmless to dogs, but it is still better to avoid letting dogs eat them, so as to avoid making mistakes when the dogs get used to eating and go out into the wild. Danger from eating poisonous mushrooms.