I ate too much and couldn’t digest it! Generally, once you have vomited or had a bowel movement, you will be fine. In the next few meals, try to eat smaller meals to make it easier to digest! If it is one month old or less than one month old, then it is best for dogs of this age to eat some dog-specific milk cakes, milk powder, etc. Do not drink milk. If the dog’s stomach is not used to it, it will cause diarrhea. Now a Dogs that are one month old probably need to drink mother's milk, which is the most nutritious. It is recommended that puppies that are about two to three months old should use dog food that has been soaked until there are no lumps, because dry food is not easy to digest and indigestible. You will have diarrhea or vomiting twice a day. For each meal, take half a plastic cup, half a cup, and a cup of water. Soak until there are no lumps left before eating. It is best to add calcium powder and half a cooked egg yolk. It is best to use calcium powder because calcium tablets do not contain calcium. After the powder coat is absorbed for about three and a half months, you can eat dry food. When you are about one year old, you can eat one meal a day. Also, don’t drink milk. If the dog’s stomach is not used to it, it will cause diarrhea. If you don’t have the financial ability, you can satisfy your dog by eating dog. As for the food, if you prepare it at home, you can eat any kind of rice, egg yolks, veal cubes, etc. However, it is best to cook it, soak it and warm it before giving it to him, and don’t eat too much. Dogs are only 60% full after eating. People who are never full will sometimes continue to eat even after they vomit, so it’s best to have endless aftertaste after your dog licks the food plate every time. Don’t be afraid that your dog will be hungry. . . The most important thing is that dogs can actually eat anything that humans eat, but it’s best not to eat anything that humans eat that has a strong flavor or is pungent, and don’t eat sausages or ham sausages that humans eat. Too much is not good. This kind of food is all starch, has no nutrition, is easily indigestible, and can easily make dogs fat. There is no benefit at all from eating it. . Now I will give you some information about what dogs cannot eat. I hope it will be helpful to you! Please read the following information patiently and carefully! ! It’s all about the detailed answers to the questions you asked and some of my personal experiences! ! I hope it will be of some help to you! ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Food that dogs cannot eat: Alcoholic beverages: This can lead to drunkenness, poisoning, coma and even death.

Baby food: may contain onion powder, which can be toxic to dogs (see onion column below). If fed in large amounts, nutritional deficiencies can result.

Fish bones, poultry bones, and other meat bones: can cause blockage or scratches in the digestive system.

Cat food: usually contains too much protein and fat.

Chocolate, coffee, tea and other caffeinated foods: Contain caffeine, theobromine or theophylline, which may cause poisoning in dogs and affect the heart and nervous system.

Citrus (lemon) oil extract: May cause vomiting.

Removed fat: can cause pancreatitis.

Grapes and raisins: Contain an unknown toxin that can damage the kidneys. But grape seed extract does not have this problem.

Hops: Contains unknown compounds that can cause asthma, rapid heartbeat, elevated body temperature, heart attack and even death.

Human vitamin supplements containing iron: can damage the lining of the digestive system and be toxic to organs such as the liver and kidneys.

A large amount of liver food: can cause vitamin A poisoning, affecting muscles and bones.

Macadamia nuts: contain unknown toxins that can affect the digestive system, nervous system and muscles.

Marijuana: Can depress the nervous system, cause vomiting, or alter normal heart rhythm.

Milk and other dairy products: Some adult dogs and cats lack enough of the enzyme that breaks down lactose (lactase). This can lead to diarrhea. Lactose-free dairy products are more suitable for pets.

Moldy and rotten food and garbage: contain a variety of toxins that can cause vomiting, diarrhea and may affect other tissues.

Mushrooms: contain toxins that can affect various systems in the body, causing shock and even death.

Onions and garlic (raw, cooked or powdered): contain dimethyl sulfoxide, which can destroy red blood cells and cause anemia. Cats are more susceptible than dogs. Garlic is less toxic than onions.

Persimmon: Persimmon seeds can cause intestinal obstruction and gastroenteritis.

Peach and plum pits: can cause digestive tract obstruction.

Potato, rhubarb, and tomato leaves (buds); potato and tomato stems: Contain oxalates, which can affect the digestive, nervous, and urinary systems. The impact on livestock is greater.

Raw eggs: Contain an enzyme, avidin, which affects the absorption of vitamin H (a B vitamin). Can cause skin diseases and back hair problems. Raw eggs may also contain salmonella.

Raw fish: It can lead to vitamin B1 deficiency, loss of appetite, sudden heart disease (or other diseases), and severe cases can lead to death. These are more likely to occur if raw fish is fed regularly.

Salt: If you consume large amounts of salt, it can cause an electrolyte imbalance.

Thread: It can become entangled in the digestive system and is called "thread foreign body".

Sugar foods: can lead to obesity, dental problems, and may lead to diabetes.

Leftovers (large amounts): Leftovers are nutritionally unbalanced. Even if fed, it should not exceed 10% of the diet. Fat should be trimmed from the meat, and bones should not be fed.

Tobacco: Contains nicotine, which can affect the digestive system and nervous system. Can cause rapid heartbeat, collapse, coma, and death.

Leavened dough: It will expand in the digestive system, produce gas, cause pain and may even cause gastrointestinal prolapse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

About the diet of puppies:

1. Food suitable for puppies

(1) Special food for puppies: such as dog food and canned food.

(2) Milk powder for puppies: There is special milk powder for puppies, or skimmed milk powder, which can be Nestlé’s Riton milk powder, but it is best to buy it in bags. If it is a large dog, Can be purchased in buckets.

(3) Egg yolk: The advantage of egg yolk is that it is not only rich in protein, but also contains vitamin A, calcium and minerals that are easy to digest and absorb.

(4) Meat: Although beef, pigs, chicken, etc. are excellent foods, when feeding puppies, you should choose fat-free parts because fat is easy to deteriorate. But feed cooked meat, not raw meat!

2. Food not suitable for puppies

(1) Frozen milk

(2) Meat containing a lot of fat.

(3) Sour, spicy, salty and other irritating foods.

(4) Small bones: Large and medium-sized puppies can be fed large bones rich in calcium. Never feed chicken, fish, duck bones, etc.

(5) Pastries Generally speaking, there is no need to feed dogs cakes.

(6) Do not feed chicken livers, poultry offal, etc.