Adding human food to a nutritionally balanced commercial dog food may disrupt the balance of your dog's diet. Dogs eat whatever people eat, but dogs cannot enjoy some of the food. Be careful with the following foods: 1. Milk is a food, not a source of water. 2. Frequent addition of raw eggs to the dog's diet can cause the loss of vitamin H, which can cause dermatitis, hair loss and dysplasia. 3. Some raw fish can cause the loss of vitamin B1. Symptoms include anorexia, abnormal posture, weakness, brain disease, and even death. 4. Raw meat may contain parasites and bacteria, and feeding only meat does not provide balanced nutrition. Although meat is a source of protein, it is very low in calcium, which is necessary for bone and tooth development. If a large amount of meat is fed for a long time, bone diseases may occur. 5. Feeding a large amount of raw liver every day can lead to vitamin A poisoning. 6. Never feed your dog small, soft bones (like small pieces of pork ribs or chicken bones) as they may slip or get stuck in your dog's mouth or throat. A qualified dog food will provide the comprehensive and balanced nutrients and high-quality taste that dogs need. Getting your dog to eat extra food requires some thought.

13 A Comparison of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Bones for Dogs Our pet dogs’ love for bones can be traced back to their wild days, which is the instinct of carnivores. So when you bring him a juicy bone from the meat market for him to chew on, you think you're trying to please him. But be careful, bones are not always good for dogs. Small bones such as pork ribs and chicken wings will break and get stuck in the throat. Large leg bones are a good choice because dogs can't swallow them. But even these bones are a big threat because they can be too hard and could break your dog's teeth. Therefore, the best strategy is to not give them bones to eat. Give them cookies or synthetic rubber chew toys instead.