What can’t dogs eat? Raw meat may contain salmonella and Bacillus, which can cause food poisoning in dogs, so don’t feed raw meat; fine bones such as chicken, duck and fish bones can easily scratch the dog’s esophagus and intestines, so it is not recommended. Feeding: Do not feed your pug chocolate, as chocolate is toxic to dogs and can be life-threatening.

1. Do not feed raw meat to Pug dogs. The two most common toxins are Salmonella in poultry meat and Bacillus in meat. These bacteria are likely to be hidden in raw meat. It can cause anorexia, high fever, diarrhea, vomiting and even shock and death in Pug dogs.

2. Do not feed Pug dogs easily broken bones, such as chicken and duck bones. Bone fragments may puncture the Pug's throat or scratch the mouth, esophagus, or gastrointestinal tract. The safest and most beneficial ones are special dog chew glue and dog chew sticks.

3. Chocolate is a taboo for all dogs. The purer the chocolate, the more dangerous it is for dogs. If a dog eats chocolate, it may suffer from muscle spasms, or even shock or death.

4. Seafood is a delicacy for humans, but it cannot be eaten by dogs. Pet owners who like to eat seafood must remember that letting dogs eat too much seafood will cause gastrointestinal indigestion. There are also allergies, so it is best not to feed seafood to dogs.

5. Liver is contained in many special foods for cats and dogs. There is no harm in eating a small amount of liver, but excessive amounts are not good because liver contains high units of vitamin A. Excessive consumption may cause vitamin A poisoning or Hypervitaminosis A.

6. Many dogs are lactose intolerant. If your dog develops symptoms such as farting, diarrhea, dehydration or skin inflammation after drinking milk, stop feeding it milk immediately. But it is recommended that you feed lactose-free milk or yogurt. Or choose dairy products specifically designed for dogs to ensure their health.