The following are some examples of dangerous foods for the masters. Please take out a small notebook and keep it in mind!
1. Chocolate
Chocolate is “poison” for dogs. Chocolate contains substances such as caffeine and theobromine. We humans can excrete these substances through our own metabolic activities, but the dog’s stomach does not have this ability.
Dogs may experience severe vomiting, convulsions, and even heart failure and nerve damage after eating chocolate. Masters, don’t let dogs touch chocolate products.
Second, onion, garlic, leek
Onion, garlic, leek and other foods themselves contain Thiosulfate, a compound that destroys hemoglobin in red blood cells if it gets into a dog. This damage to the red blood cells causes the red blood cells to rupture and be quickly cleared. Symptoms of hemolytic anemia in dogs: loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and in severe cases, reddish or reddish-brown urine.
Three, alcoholic beverages
Alcohol will first excite the dog’s central nervous system and then inhibit it, causing the dog to experience vomiting, restlessness, frequent urination, and abnormal behavior. Excessive intake of alcohol can even cause a coma, difficulty breathing, and heartbeat depression in dogs.
Four. Grape products
Grapes contain a substance, which will cause the dog to eat too much. Symptoms of acute renal failure appear, threatening the life of the dog. Neither fresh grapes nor raisins can be given to dogs. Raisins are more likely to cause symptoms of poisoning in dogs due to lack of water.
After eating, abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhea may occur. After twelve hours, kidney toxicity will appear, and it will accumulate for a long time, which can seriously lead to kidney failure.
Five, cat food
Many owners have both dogs and cats at home. The dog often asks for the cat’s ration after eating its own food, which is actually dangerous.
Because the nutrients contained in cat food and dog food are different, cat food is rich in high protein and fat, and the dog’s stomach is difficult to digest and absorb, so dogs eating too much cat food will not only cause gastrointestinal problems Discomfort, cause disease, and also affect the dog’s normal digestion, resulting in poor physical fitness.
