It is best not to eat peppermint for dogs. Because mint is a relatively irritating food for dogs, it will affect the dog's sense of smell. Dogs eating mint will cause their heads to shake, which can easily lead to problems with the dog's mental state and lead to harmful conditions in the dog's body, so do not feed mint to dogs.

Generally, puppies are not suitable for using peppermint, as peppermint has a certain stimulating effect on the brain. Dogs do not need to eat or smoke mint when they are in good spirits and health. Mint itself is a health product. Dogs will feel more energetic after smelling or eating it, and it can also serve as an appetizer. For dogs suffering from anxiety and depression, it can help them relieve their mood and relax their body and mind.

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If the dog eats too much food other than the staple food, it will easily cause the dog to be picky and lead to malnutrition. It is recommended to adopt a scientific and reasonable feeding method and try to focus on pet food. While feeding dog food, you can also feed your dog some vegetables, meat, grains, fruits and other foods as supplementary food, but remember not to feed chocolate, onions, green onions, grapes and other foods to avoid poisoning the dog.