Dogs should not eat fish maw. A small amount of fish maw will irritate the stomach, cause vomiting, stimulate the intestines, and cause intestinal spasm and diarrhea. Excessive consumption can lead to frequent vomiting and diarrhea, dehydration, and a series of problems such as electrolyte imbalance. Additionally, onions and garlic in all their forms (powdered, raw, cooked, dehydrated, etc.) can damage a dog's red blood cells, causing anemia. An occasional small dose may not be a big deal. However, if you consume a large amount at one time or a small amount regularly, it can cause poisoning. Symptoms of anemia include weakness, vomiting of food, sluggishness, and difficulty breathing.

Tips:

In addition to fish maw, the following types of foods are also inedible. In daily life, we should avoid the harmful effects of these foods on dogs. harm.

1. Foods high in salt, heavy oil and sugar;

2. The cores of apples, pears and other fruits contain toxic substances such as cyanide;

3. Garlic, chives, ginger and other kitchen condiments;

4. Raw meat, fish and poultry bones. Bones can scratch the intestines and cause obstruction;

5. Chocolate, coffee, xylitol;

6. Do not eat animal internal organs such as liver, heart, etc. Excessive vitamin A can cause poisoning in dogs.