Human food harmful to dogs

Many people eat food that is toxic to dogs, which can make your pet dog sick, even cause seizures and death So instead of your snacks or food, feed your dog dog food When preparing the following food at home, you should be careful not to be eaten by the dog by mistake, causing injury Alcohol: any alcoholic beverage or food can cause problems for dogs Drinking alcohol can cause diarrhea, vomiting, poor coordination, bad breath, coma and even death Avocado: all parts of the avocado plant, including pulp, seeds, leaves and bark, contain substances that cause diarrhea and vomiting in dogs Caffeine: cocoa beans used to make coffee, chocolate, and caffeinated beverages contain substances called methylxanthine, which can cause diarrhea, vomiting, excessive thirst induced wheezing, as well as frequent urination, heart rate abnormalities, seizures, tremors, and even death in dogs White chocolate is the least harmful, while cocoa butter chocolate is the most toxic to dogs Leek, onion and garlic: all Allium plants or herbs that are consumed too much can cause gastrointestinal problems for dogs Although eating a small amount of these plants is harmless to dogs, it's best to avoid them Scallions and onions are more harmful than fresh vegetables Grapes and raisins: these two foods contain toxic substances that can cause kidney failure in dogs, especially those with existing kidney function problems Milk: there is not enough lactase in the dog's body to help break down the lactose in milk, so you can't drink milk or eat ice cream Dogs respond to milk and dairy products by vomiting and diarrhea Plums, peaches, and persimmons: these fruits contain large seeds or kernels, which can easily cause inflammation or obstruction of the small intestine Plum and peach nuclei also contain cyanide, which is toxic to humans and dogs Raw meat, bones and eggs: raw meat and eggs contain Salmonella and Escherichia coli, which can cause harm to dogs and induce severe vomiting and diarrhea Raw bone is easy to produce fragments, which will pierce the digestive tract after ingestion Salt: a large intake of salt can lead to sodium poisoning in dogs Symptoms of eating too much salt are diarrhea, vomiting, tremors, depression, increased body temperature, seizures, and even death Sugar: eating too much sugar has a similar effect on dogs to humans Sugar can cause tooth decay, obesity and diabetes Xylitol: gum, baked goods, toothpaste and pastry contain xylitol It increases insulin in dogs and induces hypoglycemia with vomiting and loss of coordination Epilepsy can also cause liver enzymes to rise and liver failure Yeast dough: when a dog eats yeast dough, it will make his stomach hot and cause stomach pain or intestinal rupture.