Dogs cannot eat sweet and sour pork ribs. Dogs are not suitable for eating food with too many seasonings and greasy food. A piece of sweet and sour pork ribs contains more salt and sugar than a dog’s daily requirement. For smaller dogs, it causes a great metabolic burden. Long-term consumption of food containing sugar and high salt content can easily lead to pancreatitis. Acute pancreatitis will cause symptoms such as vomiting and arched back. Although chronic pancreatitis It is not easy to detect, but over time it will develop into diabetes, and even cause bloody stools, vomiting, and vomiting blood.

Notes on feeding bones to dogs:

1. Dogs like to eat bones. You can feed them some boiled sugar-free ones. The salt-free pork ribs can achieve the effect of grinding the dog's teeth. The nutrients contained in the pork ribs can also help the dog to replenish calcium in the body. It supplements the required nutrients and is good for the dog's bone development.

2. Small joint bones of poultry cannot be fed to dogs: including neck bones and head bones of chickens, ducks, and pigeons. These bones are relatively small and can easily break into bone fragments, scratching the dog's throat and stomach and causing severe bleeding.

3. For larger dogs, it is easy to swallow small bones such as chicken necks without chewing them properly. If there is a blockage in the esophagus, it will be troublesome and you will have to go to the hospital. It is better to be careful. That's great.