Dogs cannot eat glutinous rice because glutinous rice is difficult to digest and is a high-sugar food. Eating it will increase gastrointestinal burden for dogs. Glutinous rice tastes too sticky and easily sticks to the throat, making it difficult for dogs to breathe. Dogs have little demand for the nutrients in glutinous rice. Glutinous rice is relatively sticky after being cooked. If your dog eats too much, it will cause indigestion, bloating, diarrhea and other problems. Moreover, glutinous rice is not easy to digest and tends to bloat. If you must feed glutinous rice to your dog, it is best to give it in very small amounts and without salt or sugar.

Glutinous rice is very viscous, and most dogs like to devour it. Glutinous rice easily sticks to the dog's throat and esophagus, which may cause esophageal obstruction. In addition, glutinous rice will stick to the dog's teeth, which will corrode the dog's teeth if not brushed in time. Glutinous rice is a high-sugar and sticky food. If your dog has difficulty breathing or gastrointestinal discomfort after eating glutinous rice, he needs to be sent to the hospital for treatment immediately.

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Dogs will not die if they eat a small amount of glutinous rice. Feeding a large amount of glutinous rice can easily induce intestinal diseases, which may lead to death in severe cases, and the dog will not die. Glutinous rice is suitable for eating because dogs have a low digestion ability of this type of food. Although dogs have relatively low requirements for food, they still need to feed them mainly pet food. Try not to feed them human food, especially soft foods such as rice, glutinous rice, and steamed buns.