1: Chocolate-Gee, there must be many people who doubt the danger of chocolate! Chocolate is a fatal attraction for dogs, because Caffeine caffeine and theobromine contained in chocolate have a serious influence on dogs' heart, viscera and central nervous system, but some owners of iron teeth will definitely say that my dog has eaten chocolate, but it is still fine! That's because eating less than a dangerous dose. Usually, a chocolate bar sold in the market can cause discomfort to dogs, ranging from diarrhea to vomiting, convulsions and even death. Moreover, the amount of chocolate eaten by dogs will accumulate in their bodies and take a long time to be metabolized, so it may be okay to feed a chocolate bar today, but eating another chocolate every other day will not be so lucky.

2: raw meat or undercooked meat-in movies, heroic hunters will cut off the meat of their prey and throw it directly to dogs, but

these legends won't tell you that raw meat contains salmonella and Escherichia E.coli, which

can cause gastrointestinal diseases in dogs.

3: Expired food-Some people will

be reluctant to throw away expired food because of its appearance, no moldy appearance or no peculiar smell, but these expired foods are potentially dangerous, and mold or other

bacteria may have been produced, so it is difficult to find them just by looking at them and smelling them, and you are afraid to eat them yourself, so you should not

throw them to dogs to solve the problem of expired food.

4: the bones of chickens, ducks, geese, fish, cows and pigs-most people know that small and sharp chicken bones can't be fed to dogs,

but it is wrong to think that the bones of cows and pigs are thick enough for dogs to chew and play with, because some of these bones may be bitten into small pieces by dogs, and small pieces will wear and even pierce the esophagus and gastrointestinal tract. Or it may block the gastrointestinal tract.

5: Fat and soup left by the pot-I believe many people will give their dogs chicken skin or let them eat leftovers on their plates, but you

may not know that eating greasy food often leads to pancreatitis, so don't treat

dogs as rotten buckets because it is too wasteful to throw away leftovers.

6: Salt-When dogs eat poison, some people will use salt water to induce vomiting, but it is

fatal for dogs to ingest one teaspoon of salt per kilogram. Therefore, dogs should be sent to the hospital as soon as possible if they accidentally eat poison, and don't take a small prescription casually, which will lead to catastrophe.

7: Garlic and Onion-If the dog eats garlic chicken (more than 4 grains of garlic) or a small packet of fried onion rings, it will cause

dog anemia. This is because garlic and onion contain a lot of sulfide, which can destroy the red blood cells of dogs. Even if you cook garlic and onion, you still can't remove the sulfide components.

In fact, these foods are not the only things that dogs can't eat. For example, eating fruits often will lead to soft stools or loose bowels, and even kidney dysfunction and kidney stones when they are old. However, the seven foods mentioned above are highly dangerous to dogs, so parents must understand their seriousness. Although

everyone loves to eat delicious food and hopes to share it with their dogs, there are fatal dangers behind these tempting foods, so

people who really love dogs want to live a long and healthy life for their dogs, and they must dare to refuse all human food temptations

Say "NO" for dogs. Only simply feeding dog food is the only way for dogs to be healthy.