The intestines of Saint Bernard dogs are different from those of humans. There are some things that humans like to eat and are good for the body, but when we feed these things to pet dogs, Saint Bernard dogs, these things may be harmful to the Saint Bernard dog. poses a threat to the health of your Bernese dog. Therefore, knowing what foods St. Bernard dogs cannot eat plays a vital role in the growth and development of St. Bernard dogs.

Saint Bernard

​Overview

Meat: raw meat, liver, seafood, chicken and duck bones

Vegetables: onions, green onions, garlic

Fruits: Grapes, mangoes, pineapples, star fruits

Eggs and milk: milk, egg white, raw eggs

Snacks: chocolate, candy, desserts, ice cream

Seasonings: mustard, ginger, pepper, curry powder and other spicy spices

Chocolate

Reason: The methylxanthines contained in chocolate are the main components of theobromine and caffeine. This is the danger of chocolate

The source of sex. In terms of theobromine and caffeine, the lowest lethal dose for St. Bernard dogs is 100-200mg/kg. In other words, - Gong

A dog that weighs 9 grams may die if it eats 9 grams of pure chocolate.

Symptoms: vomiting, diarrhea, frequent urination, restlessness, hyperactivity, rapid heartbeat and breathing. In severe cases, it can also lead to ataxia

Road instability, irregular heartbeat, spasm, and even death due to loss of cardiovascular function.

Milk

Reason: St. Bernard dogs do not have lactase in their intestines and cannot digest the lactose in milk. And the composition of milk is low in protein. Low

Fat. High in lactose; dog milk is high in protein, high in fat, and low in lactose. The two are completely opposite, so you can't feed them milk.

Symptoms: soft stool, diarrhea, and blood in the stool. Severe diarrhea may cause dehydration.

Chicken and duck bones

Reason: Chickens are poultry, and the bones of poultry are hollow bones. Chicken bones broken into pieces by St. Bernard dogs are like sharp blades.

After entering the intestine, there will be scratches or even puncture of the intestine.

Symptoms: gastrointestinal bleeding, bloody stools, vomiting, lack of energy, etc.

Onions

Reason: onions, green onionsFoods containing disulfides can cause hemolysis of red blood cells if eaten by St. Bernard dogs.

Symptoms: vomiting, diarrhea, hematuria.

Grapes

Reason: The real cause of poisoning and the development process of the disease are still unknown. Possible causes include nephrotoxin or specific disease.

Sexual reactions lead to hypovolemic shock and renal ischemia. There are also reports that grapes contain quite high amounts of glucose and fructose.

St. Bernard dogs are extremely sensitive to fructose.

Symptoms: vomiting, diarrhea, lack of energy. Abdominal pain, kidney failure.

Liver

Reason: Liver contains a large amount of vitamin A. It is okay for St. Bernard dogs to eat a small amount, but long-term consumption can cause vitamin A poisoning.

Symptoms: loss of appetite, weight loss, calcium deficiency, difficulty walking, swelling of limb bones, gingivitis and tooth loss.

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Raw eggs

Reason: It leads to the lack of vitamin H, which affects the hair of St. Bernard dogs and causes diarrhea. Please cook it before eating.

Symptoms: hair loss, weakness, growth retardation, and skeletal deformities.

Raw meat

Reason: It is easy to have diarrhea and parasitic diseases. In severe cases, it can cause salmonella poisoning and Bacillus poisoning

Symptoms: Extremely poor appetite, high fever, and diarrhea. Diarrhea, dehydration, and lower abdominal pain. Demoralized and without energy