Xylitol is a very dangerous food for dogs. If the dog accidentally eats xylitol, it may release a lot of insulin, and the blood sugar will also decrease, and it may also be accompanied by adverse reactions such as vomiting, listlessness and unstable movements. Xylitol is a very dangerous food for dogs. If the dog accidentally eats xylitol, it may release a lot of insulin, and the blood sugar will also decrease, and it may also be accompanied by adverse reactions such as vomiting, listlessness and unstable movements. If the situation is serious, the dog may even die. Therefore, the owner had better not feed the dog indiscriminately, but also observe the dog's every move and send it to the hospital in time if anything is wrong. When the owner finds that the dog has accidentally eaten xylitol, he should take it to the vet first, and don't take chances. If you find that the dog has just finished eating, you can induce it to vomit and force it to spit out food. If the dog has been eating for a while and shows a weak state, don't induce vomiting to avoid suffocation.