1. The theobromine component in chocolate can easily cause dogs to feel dizzy and excited. In severe cases, it can cause cerebral ischemia, heart disease and other fatal diseases, so chocolate cannot be given to dogs.
2. Raw or undercooked meat cannot be fed to dogs. Raw meat contains salmonella and E. coli, which can cause diarrhea, vomiting, and even gastrointestinal diseases in dogs.
3. It is best not to give seafood to dogs, such as shrimp, squid, crab, octopus, etc. Usually when owners eat seafood, they will feed some to their dogs, but this is incorrect behavior. Because seafood can easily cause allergies, it can cause dogs to have difficulty breathing or even go into shock.
4. High-salt food is harmful to the health of dogs and can easily cause skin diseases and hair loss. So don’t feed your dog human food, because human food is very high in salt for dogs.
5. Small bones such as chicken, duck, and fish bones will become very sharp after the dog bites them into pieces, and they will easily pierce the esophagus and intestines when swallowed. So don’t feed these small bones to your dog. If you must feed them bones, it’s best to stew the big bones in a pressure cooker until they’re rotten and then feed them to your dog.
6. Uncooked raw eggs will affect the hair growth and skin health of dogs. The parasites in eggs may also cause diarrhea in dogs, so it is best not to feed eggs to dogs. Eggs should be cooked Then feed the yolk to the dog. But don’t feed too many egg yolks, just half a day or one egg every two days.
