Is it OK for dogs to eat tomatoes? Thank you!

You can eat it, don't worry, it is recommended to give the dog Weipet net tablets deworming drugs to kill parasites regularly.

Can eat, as long as a person can eat it, dogs can eat it.

Compared to the two, I prefer to drink Sprite.

But everyone has different tastes, what do I have to say?

You might as well drink both and let your taste buds help you decide.

If you think I'm satisfied!

Dogs can eat tomatoes, but pay attention to the right amount. Tomatoes are a nutritious fruit and vegetable that contains a lot of beneficial components such as vitamin C, carotene and lycopene. In addition, tomatoes also have antioxidant effects, which help maintain your dog's immune system, eyes, and health.

Although there are many benefits to the red spring cherry blossom persimmon, overfeeding can adversely affect the dog. If the dog eats too many tomatoes, it may cause gastrointestinal discomfort, diarrhea, vomiting and other symptoms, so it is recommended that owners should control the appropriate amount when feeding tomatoes to dogs.

In addition, dogs should not eat raw or green tomatoes. Because these tomatoes contain a substance called lycine, which is toxic to dogs, it may cause indigestion and neurological symptoms.

In general, it is good for dogs to be fed tomatoes in moderation, but be careful to peel and remove seeds to avoid potential dangers. It is recommended that owners can consult a veterinarian or pet expert to learn more about the dog's diet and ensure that the dog is healthy to drink and eat.

*Dogs can eat tomatoes**, but pay attention to the following points. First of all, make sure that the tomatoes are ripe and juicy, and have not been cooked or processed, as these treatments may increase the sugar and salt content in the tomatoes, which can be a burden on your dog's health. Secondly, to control the amount of food eaten by dogs, although tomatoes are safe for humans, the amount of tomatoes they stalk to dogs still depends on the dog's age, weight, and physical health.

If your dog shows any unusual symptoms, you should consult a veterinarian promptly.

Dogs can't eat tomatoes. There are many things that a dog can't eat, such as chocolate, onions, and chicken bones. Tomatoes contain alkaloids and atropine, which can manifest itself as follows if they cause poisoning

Drowsiness, drooling, dyspnea, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea or constipation, muscle weakness, convulsions, dilated pupils, irregular heartbeat. These substances are mainly found in raw tomatoes and stems and leaves.

Dogs can eat tomatoes, but they also need to be careful about the portions.

Studies have shown that it is safe for dogs to eat a small amount of ripe tomatoes, but tomatoes do not have much of the necessary nutrients for dogs, so there is no need for dogs to eat too much.

At the same time, tomatoes contain alkaloids and atropine, which are also dangerous when consumed in large quantities. For example, it can cause diarrhea in dogs, and there may be drowsiness, drooling, dyspnea, abdominal pain and vomiting, diarrhea or constipation, muscle weakness, convulsions, dilated pupils, irregular heartbeat and other poisoning conditions.

In addition, there are differences in each dog's gastrointestinal function and body's ability to adapt to food. Most dogs can eat a little bit, tomatoes, apples, pears, cherries, watermelon, peaches and other fruits, but some dogs can't eat these fruits because of physical reasons. In life, parents should still feed the dog tomatoes and other vegetable and fruit foods, and need to observe the response of the dog's physical fitness, and then formulate a healthy and scientific diet plan to ensure the dog's healthy diet.

Yes, but only ripe fruits.

Tomatoes contain alkaloids and atropine in the fruits, stems and leaves, and if they cause poisoning, they will have the following manifestations: drowsiness, drooling, convulsions, dilated pupils, and difficulty breathing.

1. Dogs and humans not only have different digestive systems, but also need different nutrients. Ripe tomatoes, which contain high levels of the antioxidant lycopene, are good for humans but not nutritious for dogs.

2. The stems and leaves of unripe tomatoes and tomato plants contain compounds called glycoalkaloids, which are highly toxic to dogs. If ingested, it can cause symptoms such as drowsiness, drooling, diarrhea, vomiting, difficulty breathing, and even coma and death.

3. Tomatoes don't have much of the nutrients your dog needs, so don't feed your dog too much.

4. Dogs can get sufficient nutrition from special food, and only need to supplement trace elements such as calcium and vitamins, so there is no need to feed human food to dogs.

Can dogs eat tomatoes. mp4

Yes, but it depends on whether it eats it or not.

OK. As long as it's eaten, it's fine!!

Oops, laughing to death, it's cute

It was edible at the time.

Tomatoes are very nutritious.

The dog will have no problem eating it.

Remember not to let it eat too oily

Eggs can also be eaten by dogs.

Cook and eat only the yolk part of the egg white, don't eat it

Egg yolks are good for a dog's stomach.

Dogs can eat tomatoes, but can not often give dogs to eat, although tomatoes are nutritious, but dogs eat very little nutrients that can be absorbed, and it is easy to cause dogs to have diarrhea. Tomatoes are rich in alkaloids and atropine, which are harmful to dogs. Dogs can eat tomatoes, can properly supplement the nutrients required by the dog's body, but can only eat ripe fruits, and can not often give the dog to eat, because tomatoes are cool vegetables, easy to cause the dog to have diarrhea, damage to the dog's gastrointestinal health.

Although tomatoes are not poison for dogs, they are relatively safe ingredients. However, the nutrients contained in tomatoes are not necessary nutrients in the growth and development of dogs, so there is no need to eat too much.

Tomatoes are rich in alkaloids and atropine. If the dog eats a large amount, it may pose a certain threat to its own life. If too much is consumed, the dog may experience symptoms such as drooling, drowsiness and difficulty breathing.

It is best not to eat raw tomatoes for dogs, as raw tomatoes may cause cramps and arrhythmias.

Tomatoes are part of the Solanaceae prune vegetables. These plants contain toxic elements but still carry edible parts, which also include peppers, eggplants, and potatoes. This means that while tomatoes do have many health benefits for dogs, they can be used as a companion snack.

But tomatoes themselves are also poisonous, and tomato is a toxic substance found in the stems and leaves of tomatoes and similar plants, and solanine is common in all plants in the Solanaceae family. When consumed in large quantities, it can be toxic to our dogs. Once the dog is poisoned by tomatoes, it will show symptoms of gastrointestinal discomfort, vomiting, diarrhea, drowsiness, confusion, abnormal heart rate and other symptoms.

If your dog sees signs of tomato poisoning, see a veterinarian.

Tomatoes are a relatively tasty vegetable. Because it is rich in vitamin C, it can also be effective for mouth ulcers. But for dogs, is it okay to eat?

In simple terms, you can eat it, but you need a small amount. However, puppies are not allowed to eat tomatoes, and most dogs do not like to eat tomatoes, because tomatoes are more sour, and dogs are more sensitive to acid, so dogs may not like to eat tomatoes.

On the premise that the dog loves to eat, the owner can feed the dog some tomatoes regularly, and it is best to remove the skin of the tomatoes, because the skin of the tomatoes is easy to get stuck in the roof of the dog's mouth. However, tomatoes have little nutrition for dogs, and at the same time, tomatoes contain alkaloids and atropine, which will be dangerous to dogs after being eaten in large quantities. Tomatoes are rich in vitamin C, which can add some nutrients to the puppy's body.

But the puppy must not be given too many tomatoes, the dog can eat a small amount of cooked tomatoes. Tomatoes can also play a good role in dog hair and **, but be sure that the tomatoes are ripe before feeding, because immature tomatoes contain solanine, which may cause puppy poisoning, and the clinical manifestations are drooling, dyspnea, convulsions, etc.

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