For more agile and active dogs like Teddy, Bichon Frize and Chihuahua, "exploring and discovering" the food at home is their favorite thing to do. However, there are three types of food that they must be wary of being discovered. Eaten by mistake!

(Bichon Frize: The Bichon Frize with a bright smile)

1. Onions

Whether raw or cooked onions contain a toxic component called n-propyl disulfide. If a dog eats it by mistake, the hemoglobin will gradually be oxidized, causing acute hemolytic anemia, which will cause great harm to the dog. 1-2 slices of onions are enough to affect the hemoglobin in the dog's body. The nutrients in the dog's body cannot be transported normally, and early dangerous symptoms such as asthma, weakness, and rapid pulse will appear.

At the same time, highly irritating foods such as chilies, peppers, Sichuan peppercorns, onions, and garlic are not suitable for dogs. These foods will irritate the dog's gastrointestinal tract, not only cause gastrointestinal diseases, but also affect the dog's sense of smell.

2. Animal liver

Many owners think liver is not a big deal, and many owners even buy it specifically to feed their dogs. It’s not that this food cannot be eaten at all, but the amount must be controlled. Small dogs like Teddy can suffer from severe vitamin A poisoning if they eat too much liver. Feeding a dog about three servings of chicken liver a week may cause bone lesions in the dog. If the dog’s other food also contains vitamin A at this time, it can easily cause bone deformities.

3. Chocolate

I believe most owners know this, but to completely prevent their dogs from accidentally eating it, they still need to be more careful. 28g of dark chocolate can cause poisoning in dogs. In severe cases, pupil dilation, heart palpitations, vomiting and diarrhea, muscle Tremors and coma can occur.