Dogs cannot eat cuttlefish. Because cuttlefish is a seafood, dogs are prone to allergies and diarrhea when eating seafood. Seafood contains a lot of salt, and excess salt has a certain impact on dogs. Therefore, dogs cannot eat seafood. It is not recommended for dogs to eat cuttlefish bones because cuttlefish bones are relatively hard and may not be digested by dogs, leading to diarrhea or even blockage with foreign matter. In addition, cuttlefish bone powder can be fed to dogs in moderation. Cuttlefish powder contains a large amount of amino acids and calcium and has a good effect on young dogs or dogs after orthopedic surgery.

Although seafood contains high-quality protein, it is undeniable that the salt content is indeed higher than that of ordinary food, which exceeds the basic needs of dogs; in addition, seafood also contains some substances that can cause skin diseases in puppies. Allergic substances can cause allergic dermatitis, red skin pimples, and even trauma to dogs due to extreme scratching. In addition, some deep-sea fish contain high amounts of vitamin A, which may cause vitamin A poisoning in dogs. From this perspective, seafood as a whole is not suitable for dogs to ingest.

Tip:

The gastrointestinal tract of dogs is different from that of humans. It is relatively more sensitive. Many foods that are very common for humans are not suitable for dogs. Said it could be fatal. Common foods such as onions, chocolate, and grapes can endanger your dog’s life.