Although dogs are omnivorous, they do not eat everything. There are some ingredients that are beneficial to us and are indeed harmful to dogs! Let’s learn about this detailed piece of food that dogs cannot eat with me Meat, eggs, milk, fish, poultry...
Although dogs are omnivorous, they do not eat everything. There are some ingredients that are beneficial to us and are indeed harmful to dogs! Let’s learn about this detailed piece of food that dogs cannot eat with me
Meat, eggs, milk, fish, poultry
1, bones (high risk)
Feeding bones that are prone to breakage (such as chicken bones), may cause bone fragments to pierce the dog’s throat, or scratch the dog’s lips, esophagus, or gastrointestinal tract.
2. Liver (low risk)
Liver is one of the favorite ingredients for dogs, and many snacks or dog foods contain liver. Eating a small amount of liver is actually helpful to dogs, but eating too much will cause nutritional problems. Because the liver contains a lot of vitamin A, digestion and absorption of multivitamin A is likely to cause bone problems in the human body, that is, vitamin A is poisoned or too many vitamin A.
Dosage of edible liver: the amount of 3 pairs of beef liver in a week.
Symptoms of poisoning: Deformed human skeleton elbow joints and spine. The human skeleton grows and develops rapidly, loses weight, loses appetite, and has no appetite.
3. Eggs (low risk)
The protein of eggs contains a protein called Avidin, which consumes the vitamin H in the dog's body (inherited in the B vitamin group). Vitamin H is an essential nutrient for the growth and development of dogs and promoting the physical and mental health of the fur. After accidentally swallowing it, it may lead to symptoms of vitamin H inattention.
Symptoms of poisoning: hair loss, weakness, slow growth, human skeletal deformities
4. Raw fish (median risk)
Frequent feeding of raw fish will lead to lack of thiamin (a vitamin B), resulting in a decrease in appetite, leg cramps, serious condition and even death.
5. Crustaceans such as squid, ink beetle, pearl shells, river shrimp and hairy crabs (low risk)
Dogs eat crustacean seafood and are very likely to cause indigestion, nausea, diarrhea and worms.
6. Raw beef, mutton, fish, etc. and poultry and livestock meat (median risk)
Dogs prey on food in the wild, but their human immune system cannot integrate into poultry and meat foods cultivated by humans. The two most common endotoxins are salmonella in poultry and livestock meat foods and bacterium subtilis in meat foods.
Symptoms of poisoning: Salmonella poisoning will cause a dog's appetite, high fever, diarrhea, diarrhea, dryness, lower abdomen pain, and depression of energy; Bacillus subtilis will cause nausea and stomach pain, diarrhea is more serious, blood, numbness, and even cardiac arrest.
Vegetables, fruits, fruits,
1, Red and dried blueberries (high risk)
Red and dried blueberries, dried blueberries, and grape seeds will cause kidney failure in dogs. Intake of 1 kg of 0.41, the Gu Si is likely to cause serious nausea and diarrhea.
2. Fungi (Medium Risk)
Eating fungi in dogs can cause subacute gastrointestinal reactions, liver and kidney function hazards, lower abdominal pain, nausea and nausea.
3. Onions and green onions (high risk)
Onions contain disulfide components, which are not harmful to the body, but will cause the risk of oxidation of red blood cells in dogs and endanger the amount of gas transport, so that the human body cannot give the sufficient amount of O2 needed, that is, hemolytic anemia.
Toxic dosage: 1-2 small pieces of onions or 40 garlic onions a week are enough to harm the operation of red blood cells.
Symptoms of poisoning: weight loss, fatigue, distracted, frequent breathing, low breathing, extremely fast pulse rate, weakness, and membrane-like essential substances on the gums and lips.
4. Persimmon cake (low risk)
The seeds of persimmon cake can cause gastrointestinal blockage and colitis.
5. The stems and leaves of potatoes, coptis chinensis and tomatoes (low risk)
contain oxalate, which can harm the digestive tract, central nervous system and urogenital system.
6.Pingpo (high risk)
, also known as phoenix eye fruit, is a medicinal plant for people, but it is a poisonous type for dogs. After a dog eats about one meal, the dog will die of acute renal failure within 30 minutes.
7. E-pear (median risk)
The fallen leaves, fruits and seeds of E-pear contain a glycerate persin, which dogs cannot metabolize.
8. Big cherries (low risk)
Similar large cherries, green dates, banana apples, and kiwi fruits. Due to the high sodium and potassium content of minerals, eating too much will cause stress on the dog's kidney function and metabolism.
Seasonings
1. Seasonings such as Chaotian pepper and pepper (middle risk)
Seasonings containing irritation such as Chaotian pepper and pepper cannot be used to feed dogs, as it will cause rupture of the dog's mouth, gastrointestinal ulcers, etc.
2.Salt (low risk)
Dogs can take appropriate salt, but the salt needed by dogs is about 1/5 of the body needs. Too much salt will cause a lot of hair loss from the dog. In severe cases, it will cause skin diseases and aggravate the load on human organs such as the dog's stomach and kidney function, resulting in damage.
Beverages
1.Ethanol (inclusive)Beverages (median risk)
Dogs will also get drunk like humans after eating alcoholic beverages, but the situation is likely to be more serious than humans, such as fainting or even death.
2. Milk and other dairy products (low risk)
Many dogs have lactose intolerance. If the dog has had symptoms such as farting, diarrhea, dryness or skin infection after drinking milk, they should stop feeding milk immediately. Dogs with lactose intolerance should eat milk without whey protein..
Other
1. Chocolate (high risk)
Because the cocoa alkali in chocolate is a chronic poison for small animals, it will reduce the blood flow to the head, which is likely to cause heart disease and other fatal threats. The higher the purity of chocolate, the higher the cocoa alkali component, the greater the risk factor for dogs. The toxic amount of chocolate is about 8-12 Gu Si (about 226g-340g), and 1 Gu Si (28g) of pure dark chocolate.
Symptoms of poisoning: more severe drooling, frequent urination, dilation of pupils, rapid heart rate, nausea, diarrhea, extreme excitement, trembling muscles throughout the body, and even fainting.
2. Cat food (low risk)
The dietary structure of cats is completely different from that of dogs. The protein and fat rate in kittens food is really too high for dogs!
3. Infant food (low risk)
What we are talking about here are some infant foods containing onion powder, which are harmful to dogs. Even if you eat ordinary infant foods, if you eat a lot, it will lead to nutritional imbalance.
4. Hawaiian nuts and macadamia nuts (medium risk)
Containing unknown ingredients can lead to toxic side effects of the dog's digestive system and its nervous system.
5. Cigarettes (medium risk)
containing nicotine can harm the digestive system and nervous system, and can make the heart beat faster, causing dogs to become weak, faint, and even die.
6. Fermented dough (low risk)
The alcoholic batter will swell, which will cause gas in the digestive system. If it is more serious, it will cause the stomach or intestines to swell.
7. Mung bean cake (low risk)
is very likely to plug or stick to the throat, causing ventricular breath.
8. Eating olive oil (low risk)
A lot of consumption can cause diarrhea or nausea to the dog
9. Sugar-containing ingredients (low risk)
can lead to obesity, dental disease, and even diabetes patients.
