Can Golden Retrievers and Labradors eat leftovers?

Although the concept of not wasting food is good, parents should understand that leftovers cannot be fed directly to pet dogs. In particular, chicken and duck bones and fish with hairtail spines should never be given to Labrador. Because the bones of poultry and fish are very easy to scratch the esophagus and stomach of a Labrador, in severe cases, Labradors will die from being pierced by fish punctures in the stomach wall; If parents want to feed the fish, be sure to pick out the fish bones before feeding.

The Labrador doesn't know how much it eats, as long as you give it to it, it eats. Therefore, Labrador eats a lot of meat during the holiday, but it cannot be digested well, and there will be diarrhea, vomiting, indigestion, and difficulty in absorption.

During the holidays, it is best to let the Labrador maintain the usual diet, and suddenly continue to "eat and drink" for a few days, the Labrador stomach and intestines will not be able to stand it, and the Labrador will become a picky eater, and the Labrador stomach and intestines will not be able to bear vomiting and diarrhea, and the severe will be dehydrated and life-threatening. If family and friends insist on teasing the Labrador with food**, please prepare some favorite snacks of the Labrador, and it is best to control the Labrador not to approach the table during mealtimes.

It is not recommended to eat leftovers, there are many ingredients in the food we eat, and dogs are not suitable for eating these ingredients, and the dog's food is less salt.

My grandmother's golden retriever eats leftovers every day, and occasionally adds a ham sausage of five cents and a ham sausage for 8 years, and he is not sick, but he is still alive and well. The main thing is to let the dog exercise more, play more with its dog friends, and keep them physically and mentally healthy.

There are a lot of things that dogs can eat, there are many other ingredients in leftovers, and the dog's digestive system is not as strong as ours, and there is basically less salt in the dog's food.

Of course, it's just a dog, but it's a brand-name dog, and a friend's guest eats pig food in the countryside of his hometown....

I can raise a Labrador, and I eat it every day, and it is very sturdy, in fact, it doesn't matter what the dog eats, as long as it depends on how the owner feeds it.

It's best not to let them eat leftovers, the meals we eat have salt and other condiments in them, and dogs eat them for a long time, which will affect their hair and stomach.

If you don't want to make trouble for yourself, it's best not to, the first green onion is more harmful to the dog, the second is that your taste is different from the dog's, your physical object will eat more salty, and the third is easy to have problems with the mouth.

In fact, as long as you don't want to be too salty and oily, don't eat grapes, cocoa, onions, ginger, garlic, etc

My Golden Retriever doesn't eat leftovers.

Rice and vegetable soup Labrador eats the same amount of food a day as I do.

I kept eating it, and finally let my mother send it away.

Eat all the, and you can't eat the leftovers?

It is not recommended to give the golden retriever leftovers, the meals eaten by humans are heavy oil and salt for the golden retriever, and eating too much leftovers will not only cause tear stains, but also cause bad breath, dental calculus, etc. Salt control is very important for dogs, if you give the golden retriever leftovers, in the long run, there will be symptoms such as aggravated hair loss and tear stains. It is not recommended to give the golden retriever leftovers, human meals are heavy oil and salt food for the golden retriever, and eating too much leftovers will not only cause tear stains, but also cause bad breath, dental calculus and other conditions.

Salt control is very important for dogs, if you give the golden retriever leftovers, in the long run, there will be symptoms such as aggravated hair loss and tear stains. Serious will cause ** disease, so in the process of raising golden retrievers, the diet must be light.

What are the disadvantages of leftovers for Golden Retrievers?

And some leftovers may be left overnight, especially in summer, the food is easy to spoil, and the golden retriever will have gastroenteritis after eating it, and in severe cases, it will also cause food poisoning.

The leftovers are very soft, and it is impossible for the dog to rub the surface of the teeth during the eating process, and a large amount of food residues will remain on the surface of the dog's teeth, forming tartar and endangering dental health.

Dogs get very limited nutrition from leftovers, and they may get sick due to unbalanced nutrition, such as malnutrition, or they may cause dogs to become overweight.