Dogs cannot eat puffed food. Puffed food contains too many additives, and also contains more salt and oil. Dogs are prone to gain weight and lose hair after eating. And after eating puffed food, dogs will also feel discomfort in their intestines, prone to stress reactions, and vomiting and diarrhea.

A large amount of salt can cause thirst and excessive urination, and even cause sodium ion poisoning in dogs. Excessive intake of foods high in salt can cause vomiting, diarrhoea, depression, convulsions, increased body temperature, seizures and even death. Therefore, all foods high in salt should be avoided for dogs, including potato chips and human leftovers.

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Puffed food is a kind of food that uses cereals, potatoes or beans as the main raw materials and is puffed by baking, frying, microwave or extrusion. The resulting puffed food is significantly larger in volume and has a certain degree of crispiness. Eating too much is not good for your dog. Dogs can eat some healthy vegetables, fruits, meats, eggs and some soups to supplement their protein and vitamins.