Foods that Bernese Mountain Dogs cannot eat:

1. Milk. Milk is a dairy product that contains low protein and high lactose. What the Bernese Mountain Dog needs to grow is a high-protein, low-lactose dairy product. Therefore, when milk containing high lactose is fed to a Bernese Mountain Dog, it will suffer from diarrhea due to gastrointestinal lactose intolerance.

2. Bones. Although Bernese Mountain Dogs have a better ability to digest bones than humans, the possibility of scratching the esophagus and intestines of some Bernese Mountain Dogs with weak stomachs from tiny bone residues cannot be avoided. Therefore, parents should try not to feed small, sharp bones such as chicken bones and fish bones to Bernese Mountain Dogs.

3. Raw meat. Because raw meat contains a lot of bacteria and parasites. Therefore, raw meat cannot be fed to Bernese Mountain Dogs.

4. Almonds. Almonds are difficult to digest, and dogs are prone to vomiting and diarrhea after eating them. And almonds are high in fat and calories, and excessive consumption can lead to weight gain and pancreatitis.

5. Onions, green onions, etc. Whether it’s raw onions or scallions, or cooked onions and scallions. Never feed it to Bernese Mountain Dogs, otherwise it will cause hemolytic anemia in Bernese Mountain Dogs.

6. Chocolate. Chocolate is a product that all dogs cannot use. It is dangerous enough for dogs to be fatal. The higher the purity of the chocolate, the greater the risk.

7. Caffeine. Stimulates the dog's nervous system, causing vomiting, agitation, heart palpitations and even death.

8. Bread. The yeast used in making bread can easily cause gastrointestinal discomfort in dogs. When the yeast enters the dog's stomach, it will produce a large amount of gas, causing the dog to feel bloated and uncomfortable, accompanied by vomiting, lethargy, etc.