Here are the foods that dogs can't eat.
Dogs can not eat the food
1. chocolate (can be fatal food)
Coffee salts in chocolate (Theobromine) is a kind of poison for animals. It reduces blood flow to the brain, which can cause heart disease and other deadly problems. The purer the chocolate, the more caffeine it contains and the more dangerous it is to dogs. (In layman's terms, it's like a drug in humans - a small amount will keep your dog high, but too much can kill him.)
▲Toxicity (small dogs, 15-20 pounds/6-9 kilograms)
-Milk chocolate: 8-12 ounces (226g-340g)
-Dark chocolate: 1 ounce (28g)
▲ Poisoning Symptoms
-Severe drooling - Frequent urination - Dilated pupils - Rapid heartbeat - Vomiting and diarrhea - Extreme hyperactivity and energy - Muscle tremors - Coma
2. Onions (Dangerous Food)
Onions, raw or cooked, contain disulfide, which is harmless to humans, but poses a risk of oxidizing the red blood cells of cats, dogs, goats, horses, and cattle. . It can cause hemolytic anemia.
▲Toxicity One or two small slices of onion a week is enough to impair the functioning of red blood cells, affecting oxygen delivery and preventing the body from delivering the amount of oxygen it needs.
▲Signs of poisoning
-Weight loss - fatigue, laziness - frequent panting - depression - rapid pulse - weakness - filmy discharge from the gums and mouth
3. Liver (dangerous food)
Liver is one of a dog's favorite foods, and it is found in many snacks and dog treats. Liver is good for dogs in small amounts, but can cause nutritional problems if eaten in excess. Because liver contains high levels of vitamin A, too much vitamin A can cause vitamin A toxicity or hypervitaminosis. (Many owners may have watched the dog races and seen the instructors using chicken liver to guide the dogs in the training, and may think that all the dogs in the races are allowed to eat it, so why can't my dog eat it? If your dog is on a vitamin A supplement, you should never feed him liver again.
▲Signs of Hypervitaminosis
-Deformed bones - Rapid development of bones in the elbows and spine - Weight loss - Anorexia, lack of appetite
4. Bones (dangerous food)
Don't feed bones that can splinter, such as chicken bones, which can pierce a dog's throat or cut the dog's mouth, esophagus, stomach or intestines. Even large bones from pigs or cows should not be eaten by small dogs. In addition to calcium, bones also contain magnesium, which absorbs water from the gastrointestinal tract and causes constipation in dogs, which is more painful than diarrhea.
Note: All of the antidiarrheal medications have been labeled with magnesium content, which you can refer to!
▲Choking
-white, blue gums - gasping for air - open-mouth breathing - grasping at face - shallow, slow breathing - unconsciousness, dilated pupils
Note: If you are feeding on bones, you should cook them in a pressure cooker.
5. Raw eggs (dangerous)
Raw egg whites contain a protein called avidin, which depletes the dog's body of vitamin H (found in the B-complex vitamins). Vitamin H is essential for the growth and health of the dog's coat, and raw eggs are often loaded with pathogens such as salmonella. In addition, raw eggs often contain germs such as salmonella. Feeding raw eggs to your dog may end up with toxins and may cause Vitamin H deficiency. Only raw egg whites contain ovalbumin, so if you want to feed raw eggs, use only the yolks, but be careful with germs.
6. Raw and Poultry Meat (Dangerous~Lethal)
Dogs may hunt and eat animals in the wild, but their immune systems are not adapted to scientifically raised poultry and meat. (Especially nowadays, hormones and antibiotics are often added to the feed of poultry.)
The two most common toxins are salmonella in poultry and bacillus in meat. (Both are very likely to cause acute enteritis in dogs)
Signs of Salmonella poisoning
- Very poor appetite - High fever - Dysentery, diarrhea - Dehydration - Lower abdominal pain - Moodiness, lack of energy
Signs of Bacteriophage
-Vomiting - Stomach pains - Dysentery, severe blood - Shock - Paralysis
7. Pork (not recommended)
7. Pork (not recommended)
Pork has larger fat globules than other meats. It may block the dog's microvessels. Avoid pork products, especially peyote, which contains sodium nitrate.
8. Milk (not recommended)
Many dogs are lactose intolerant, so if your dog has farting, diarrhea, dehydration, or skin inflammation after drinking milk, stop feeding milk. Dogs with lactose disorders should be fed lactose-free milk, either dog food or human food, but human food may not contain all the ingredients that dogs need.
9. Mushrooms (not recommended ~ fatal)
Mushrooms and mushrooms in the home are harmless to dogs, but avoid letting dogs eat them, so that they don't accidentally ingest poisonous mushrooms when they go out into the wild because of their eating habits.
Basic urination and defecation habit training: Bring the puppy home preferably after the puppy has been fed for two hours or not yet fed before, in order to prevent motion sickness and vomiting injury to the esophagus, placed in a small cardboard box or tightly embraced in front of the chest, so that it has a sense of security.
After arriving home, first put it in the place designated by the four owners to let it urinate and defecate, and then take it to familiarize with the rest of the home environment, let it walk freely to adapt to the environment, do not hold it around, chase it, let it be afraid of is the cause of timidity it around to familiarize with the environment, and then take it into the crate to wait for the food to rest and eat, and then take it to the place where it wants to fix the urine and faeces, and so on it urinates and defecates, and then let it After that, let him play with his family at home, and if there is any sign of urination or defecation, take him to the place where he needs to urinate or defecate.
Take it to a fixed place to urinate and defecate after each meal, so that it knows where its toilet is, and if it wants to be on the newspaper, put the newspaper on the ground when it is about to urinate and defecate, a few times later, the smart puppy will correctly defecate, and then we have to praise, encourage, and praise it, it is a good puppy, smart puppy, and if the location of the error in a timely manner, correct it, and clean that place, so that the next time, so that it can not find it, and it is not the best way to find it, and it is not the best way to find it. Because it is too young, the muscles can not control, the puppy is too afraid or too excited to urinate, grow up will be good.
Repeat this a few times, it will take the initiative to go to its toilet to urinate and defecate, such as doing the right thing to embrace it to praise it, if it is not in the toilet to urinate and defecate on the reprimand it to clean the ground completely tasteless, so that it can not find the next time, only in the place where it should be urinating and defecating there is a slight smell caused by it to want to poo, so that the training of about three or four days will be remembered. This training requires extreme patience and love, and cannot be understood by the dog in a few days, so the owner needs to repeat the education again and again to get results.
Dogs were originally animals that ate animal flesh raw, and the digestive power of animal bones is better than that of other animals. However, like chicken bones or big head fish bones, hard and broken parts of the spikes part of the most likely to be caught between the teeth or stabbed into the lips, and when swallowed, it will also injure the digestive organs, so this kind of bone should be controlled.
1 Mustard, ginger, pepper, curry powder and other spicy seasonings will stimulate the stomach, but also increase the burden on the liver and have a negative impact; in addition, because of the stimulus is too strong, if you continue to give it, it will paralyze the dog's sense of smell, and even more unable to play the original excellent function of the sense of smell, so do not eat these spices.
2 Squid, octopus, shrimp, crab, jellyfish, bamboo shoots, shiitake mushrooms and other indigestible things, not only easy to cause indigestion, or even vomiting. Dogs have short intestines, so beans and other pellets are not easily digested, so this must be especially noted. Onion is a toxic substance that has the effect of dissolving red blood cells for dogs, so when given too much, it will excrete hematuria, causing anemia or jaundice and other symptoms of toxicity, even if it is heated, the toxin will not be destroyed, so such as hamburger or hot pot with onions, scallions and other dishes, never give it to eat.
3 Sweet cakes like cake, not only contain a lot of sugar or fat, but also high calorie, so long-term consumption will cause obesity, and will also reduce appetite, especially chocolate sugar is toxic substances, if you give too much, it will cause urinary incontinence or spasms, etc., you must pay special attention. For dogs, the taste of light food is the most ideal, in raising dogs, can be omitted from the consideration of the human palate, although the dog has become an omnivorous animal, but there are still some have east is not suitable for the stomach.
Dogs can not eat
Six kinds of food dogs can not eat, especially the chicken and duck class of sharp bones. Because dogs swallow these bones with sharp corners and sharp edges are easy to cause gastric mucosal damage. Further can develop into acute gastric ulcers, manifested as occasional vomiting and more in the early morning and other fasting time, appetite, the condition is very easy to aggravate, and is not easy to be completely cured. When the dog eats a lot of bones at one time, the phenomenon of constipation can also occur, the stool is like bone crumbs and accompanied by defecation difficulties.
Two, the dog can not eat long-term liver
Liver is rich in vitamin A. Occasionally eat to the dog is beneficial, single long-term liver for the daily staple food, can cause vitamin A excess or even toxicity, excessive vitamin A can affect the intestinal absorption of calcium and calcium metabolism, resulting in the dog's calcium deficiency, the puppy is particularly serious. Vitamin A toxicity can be manifested as osteoporosis, joint warts and spinal lesions, and can affect the development of teeth. The disease is a gradual process, often not easy to detect in the early stages, and when symptoms are detected to cause irreversible damage.
Three, the dog can not eat scallions, onions and other types of food
Some dogs can cause hemolysis of red blood cells, the phenomenon of blood in the urine, although the principle is not divided into clear, but it can be determined with the scallion type of food in some of the substances.
Four, the dog can not eat chocolate
Mainly because the dog is very sensitive to the caffeine in the chocolate, although individual differences are very large, but it is true that some dogs eat a small amount of chocolate will appear to be excited and restless, and chocolate contains a large number of sugar, the health of the dog is harmful.
Fifth, the dog can not eat seafood and other allergy-prone food
Dogs may be allergic to a lot of food, with the individual different, vary greatly, in general, due to the seafood food containing more histamine, easy to allergy, the symptoms vary, the severity of the different, may be around the mouth of redness and swelling, irritability, or generalized itching, allergic skin pimples, and there may be an allergic diarrhea, etc. These need to be the case. Allergic diarrhea, etc., these need to be carefully observed by the owner to identify which foods the dog is allergic to.
Sixth, the dog can not eat high sugar, high fat, high salt food
High sugar, high fat food easy to make the dog fat, and obesity is easy to induce a series of diseases, such as fatty liver, diabetes, high cholesterol, coronary heart disease, damage to the motor, circulatory, reproductive and other systems. When the dog enters the old age these diseases will threaten the dog's life. Canine long-term intake of excessive salt, is bound to aggravate the burden of renal excretion, affecting the health of the kidneys, at the same time the body of a variety of minerals and vitamins in the imbalance, a direct impact on the health of the skin and resistance, resulting in a variety of skin diseases.
Key tip: Don't let your dog eat too much, so as not to cause gastric dilatation and other acute diseases. Binge drinking + overeating is even more harmful to the dog, due to the puppy's weak digestive ability and poor control of satiety and hunger, it is easier to cause the phenomenon of oversaturation, which in turn causes acute gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, and even life-threatening.