Foods that cannot be eaten in Alaska:

1. Chocolate

The main reason why you cannot eat chocolate is not because you are afraid of dogs Dogs gain weight and cause other diseases, but the theobromine in chocolate reduces the blood flow to the brain of animals, which may cause heart disease and other fatal problems.

The higher the purity of chocolate, the higher the theobromine content, and the greater the danger to dogs. The minimum lethal dose of theobromine to dogs is 100-200mg/kg. Once a dog eats too much chocolate by mistake, he will usually experience vomiting and diarrhea 2 hours later, accompanied by an obviously restless mental state. In addition, dogs may also have frequent urination, and owners should seek medical attention promptly if they notice this.

2. High-salt foods

Flavourings can cause a dog’s sense of smell to be delayed. Dogs may also suffer from hair loss if they eat high-salt foods for a long time. Generally, the salt in dog food is enough for dogs, and no additional supplement is needed.

3. Milk

Puppies will have diarrhea and other symptoms after drinking milk. If not stopped in time, the dog is likely to suffer from dehydration and other conditions. . Some adult dogs may not feel ill after drinking milk, but this does not mean that adult dogs can drink milk. The main reason is that dogs do not have lactase in their bodies, and there is a large amount of lactose in milk, which dogs cannot absorb. Now there are milks specially developed for dogs on the market, which can be given to dogs with confidence.

4. High-sugar foods

Like humans, dogs can also develop obesity, dental caries and other symptoms due to excessive sugar intake. However, dogs also love sweets, so the owner must control the dog’s sugar intake from the beginning. Otherwise, when the dog has the above problems, it will be more troublesome to solve them.

5. Seafood

Some dogs are allergic to seafood. Dogs who are not allergic can also develop skin diseases due to the high salt content of seafood if they eat seafood for a long time. happened. If some seafood is eaten without strict sterilization, dogs may also suffer from indigestion.

6. Fiber Foods

For humans, eating high-fiber foods can stimulate intestinal peristalsis and aid digestion, but for dogs, eating too much Too many high-fiber foods can cause indigestion.

7. Raw Meat

Dogs’ intestines and stomachs are more sensitive than humans. If you want to feed meat, you must cook the meat. This will not only It can prevent dogs from diarrhea due to bacterial infection, and can also prevent the occurrence of parasitic diseases.

Reminder: Meat needs to be cut into small portions for dogs to eat.

8. Raw eggs

This is mainly a problem of raw egg whites. The avidin in raw egg whites will deplete the vitamin H in the dog's body, and vitamin H is a nutrient for dog growth and healthy fur, so do not feed raw egg whites to dogs.

9. Poultry bones

Poultry bones are small but sharp. Dogs often swallow food directly, so these bones become puncture wounds. The culprit of dogs’ mouth and esophagus. It is recommended to feed dogs large bones, such as those from pigs or cows.

10. Onions

Onions can cause hemolytic anemia in dogs. In addition to onions, scallions also contain disulfides. Do not avoid these foods. If given to dogs, disulfide is not harmful to humans, but it will destroy the dog’s red blood cells.