My dog s diet needs to be answered by a professional .

I'm really convinced.

Dogs can't eat salt, salt is equivalent to smoke for dogs, and it is more harmful to humans!

Spicy can't be eaten either. If you can't change it, reduce it. Add a pinch of salt.

It's true. Dogs can't eat salt big.

Let's make some food for the dog.

Preparation: You can cook for it! Cut the livers of chicken, duck, and pig into cubes, take some vegetables (lettuce) and cut them into cubes and cook them like porridge (add a little salt and a little salt, and the dog will lose its hair if you eat more).

Cook more at a time, scoop a small bowl (a bowl for puppies to eat) and put it in the refrigerator, and put the rest in the freezer. Scoop the dog a little at a time.

I don't believe in making a little for the dog to eat, see if it likes to eat!!

Dogs should eat something light.

Bone, fish, or bibimbap, pork ribs.

That's it.

I wish the dog good health.

That's too general a question. - Different dogs have different diets. It can be fed according to the dog's preference.

When a dog is pregnant, what should I pay attention to in terms of diet? The shovel officer must remember!

You can't eat chocolate, or the dog will die.

<> "No matter how hungry you are, you can't eat it!" Be aware of food taboos for dogs!

Thanks to Wang Xingren's outstanding hearing and sense of smell, no matter how much the shovelers are hiding in ** eating snacks, they can always accurately locate and quickly arrive at your side within 5 seconds of hearing the sound of the packaging bag, and then ask you with that pair of innocent and earnest eyes: "Hey, what good things are you stealing behind my back?" ”

However, no matter how curious they are about the food in your hands, there are some "deadly poisons" that should never be fed!

Caffeine. Chocolate, cocoa powder, coffee beans, coffee powder, tea, tea powder, etc.).

Because the theobromine and other ingredients in these foods are a kind of poison for dogs.

It reduces blood flow to the brain, which may cause damage to the dog's heart and nervous system, and cause outward symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea.

The purer the chocolate, the higher the theobromine content, the more dangerous it is to dogs.

The toxic amount of chocolate is about 226g-340g of milk chocolate; Dark chocolate 28g.

Fruits. grapes, raisins, blackcurrants, dried blackcurrants, etc.).

This type of fruit is absolutely not edible for dogs, and consuming more than one ounce per kilogram of body weight can cause severe vomiting and diarrhea, and have great damage to the dog's kidneys.

Vegetables. Alliums such as shallots, shallots, onions, garlic, or foods containing these ingredients).

This type of food contains disulfide, which is harmless to the human body, but it will cause the risk of oxidation of red blood cells in cats and dogs, affect the air delivery, and then cannot provide enough oxygen for the body, that is, hemolytic anemia.

1-2 small slices of onion or more than 40 pieces of garlic a week are enough to damage the functioning of red blood cells.

Dogs may experience symptoms such as tiredness, weakness, frequent wheezing, depressed mood, rapid pulse, or filmy discharge from the gums and mouth.

Other. Some nuts (such as macadamia nuts, almonds, etc.), xylitol, human drugs, etc.).

Some dogs are allergic to nut foods and nut foods contain a lot of oil, so when dogs eat a lot of nuts, the pancreas will also secrete a large amount of lipase, which will cause the pancreatic tissue to be dissolved by lipase and cause pancreatitis. Dogs will also experience symptoms such as abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea and even fever.

The salt content in salt-baked and roasted nuts is too high, and the kidney metabolic burden is also very heavy for middle-aged and elderly dogs.

Because xylitol is a kind of artificial sweetener, it will cause dogs to secrete a large amount of insulin to break down this substance, causing them to have symptoms of hypoglycemia, which can be fatal in severe cases.

Due to the large difference in body structure with humans, Xu Zaoying's many human drugs are completely unsuitable for dogs in terms of measurement and pharmacology for Lu Feng Cong, for example, acetaminophen, a common active ingredient in human cold medicine, is very toxic to the little master, so the shovel officials must not listen to the "home remedies" or use drugs for pets.