Alcohol: It can cause vomiting, diarrhea, shortness of breath, decreased nerve coordination, coma and even death in dogs.
Caffeine: It can cause the dog's heart rate to increase, shortness of breath and muscle twitching. Serious can lead to death.
Xylitol: It may lead to rapid blood sugar reduction, vomiting, coma, decreased nerve coordination and epilepsy in dogs. Eventually liver failure, and even death.
Chocolate: Methylxanthine in chocolate can prevent the metabolic process of dogs, and can cause vomiting and diarrhea, which can seriously lead to epilepsy, heart dysfunction and death.
Grapes: Grapes and raisins are toxic to all dogs, causing hematuria and even death due to acute renal failure.
Harmful food These foods are not so toxic to dogs, but they can still lead to poisoning or serious consequences.
Avocado: It is weakly toxic to dogs and may cause vomiting and diarrhea.
Macadamia nut: Also known as macadamia nut, it is a creeping plant, which can cause vomiting, elevated body temperature, inability to walk, drowsiness and vomiting. In severe cases, it will affect the nervous system.
Garlic: Allium is the most toxic to dogs. Eating garlic in dogs can lead to anemia, weakness, poor appetite and physical decline. And this process is very slow, which may last 1-2 weeks.
Cinnamon: It causes strong irritation to the dog's mouth. May lead to hypoglycemia, diarrhea, vomiting, etc. Even lead to arrhythmia and liver function damage. If the dog inhales cinnamon powder, it will cause breathing difficulties and even suffocation.
Onion: Onion, too, is poisonous to cats and dogs. Onions can cause red blood cell rupture, vomiting, diarrhea, stomachache and other symptoms in dogs. It is more toxic to Akita and Shiba Inu.
These foods are dangerous to dogs. Although the food itself is not toxic, it may bring serious consequences to dogs.
Bone: Although it is one of the dog's favorite foods, the sharp edges and corners formed by crushing bones may cut the intestines. Especially when the bones of birds are cooked, they will become harder and more dangerous. And eating bones for a long time will lead to intestinal obstruction, and the consequences are also very serious. Small bones may get stuck in the dog's throat, so when eating bones, you must pay attention to the type, size and consumption of bones.
Milk: Although it is nutritious, it is not a good choice for dogs. Dogs have different constitutions from humans, and the proportion of lactose intolerance is high, especially purebred dogs. So milk often causes severe diarrhea. Including milk cream, ice cream, cakes and other foods have this problem. Unless it is specially processed pet milk, eat yogurt.
Almonds: No problem, but the shape of almonds is more dangerous for dogs. Dogs usually swallow almonds when they are young. The shape and size of almonds can easily jam the dog's throat and cause suffocation, and it is also possible to tear the esophagus during the dog's struggle. So don't give almonds or anything of similar shape and size to dogs.
Foods that need attention These foods need more attention from dogs. Eating a small amount is not a big problem, but eating too much will be harmful to your health. Some fruits may cause allergic symptoms.
Salt: a small amount of salt in dog food is necessary, but a large amount of salt is not only harmful, but also may lead to poisoning. Salt can cause sodium ion poisoning, the symptoms are vomiting, diarrhea, depression, muscle tremor, fever and epilepsy, and even death. Once the dog eats too much salt (including a big bowl of meat sauce), take the dog to the hospital immediately.
Sweets: Dogs are similar to people. Eating too much sugar can lead to diabetes. Moreover, dogs' tolerance to sugar is far lower than that of humans, so don't give dogs too many sweets. Once a dog gets diabetes, it will be very troublesome, because there are not many treatments for diabetes in dogs, and the price is not low.
Liver: Many people like to feed dogs liver, especially chicken liver, which is cheap and good. But eating too much in the liver will lead to vitamin A poisoning and affect the absorption of calcium. This process is very slow. Usually when you find out, the dog has already suffered from osteoporosis and joint diseases due to calcium deficiency. A small amount of food, the liver is very nutritious, but it must not be eaten in large quantities for a long time.
Spinach: contains a small amount of calcium oxalate, which can cause urolithiasis in cats and dogs. Dogs and cats with urinary problems or kidney diseases should never eat it.
Tomatoes: Mature tomatoes are nontoxic. But the blue part of tomatoes contains solanine, which is harmful to dogs. For safety reasons, dogs are not advised to eat tomatoes.
Pepper: Pepper itself is non-toxic, but it is rich in capsaicin, which will cause strong irritation to dogs. So most dogs can't eat Chili. But if dogs can adapt to the spicy taste, that's fine. So Chuanchuan's dog should probably be okay.
Mushrooms: There is no problem with non-toxic mushrooms, but if dogs are used to eating them, they may find mushrooms in the wild, which is very dangerous. Therefore, it is not recommended to give dogs mushrooms.
Pineapple: Bromelain in pineapple may cause allergies in dogs. The main symptoms are abdominal cramps, itchy skin, vomiting, diarrhea, limb weakness, dyspnea and so on. Therefore, it is not recommended to give the dog pineapple. If you have allergies, please see a doctor as soon as possible.
Mango: Araliaceae mango is rich in stimulating fruit acids, amino acids, protein and so on. , will cause irritation to the skin and mouth. Allergic symptoms are mainly facial edema, including ears, cheeks, lips, nose and so on. Usually the symptoms will slowly disappear after a few hours. If the dog is found to have difficulty breathing, it may be laryngeal edema, which will lead to suffocation. Please see a doctor as soon as possible.
Cherry: Cherry contains harmful ingredients for dogs. If eaten in large quantities, it may cause impaired oxygen transmission ability of red blood cells, dilated pupils, dyspnea and swollen gums.