People often tend to shreds at the table as a gift for their dogs. Unfortunately, there are many foods that are not only suitable for feeding dogs but can also be dangerous or deadly.
It's easy. Most people know that they should not feed their dogs with chocolate. Chocolate contains theophylline and theobromine, two toxic substances for dogs (and cats). These substances can damage the nervous system and the heart of a dog.
Hamburger sandwiches are safe for feeding dogs as long as they do not eat too much. Even the cooked hamburger is safe, so a hamburger roll would be a pleasure.
Grapes and grapes contain a substance that can cause rapid kidney failure in dogs, and dogs died by eating only a few grapes. It is certainly dangerous to feed the grapes with dogs, although some may eat them because of the sweet taste.
Onions, garlic, chives, leeks and other Allium contain thiosulfate and disulfides, which are very harmful to the digestive system of dogs. They can cause more than just a stomach ache; In fact, they can cause ulcers, resulting in internal bleeding and anemia.
These substances give the Allium species its characteristic aroma and all forms, including fresh and dried forms, are harmful. Raw garlic is an ancient treatment of worms in dogs, but this is mainly due to the fact that it causes irritation of the entire digestive tract.
Peanut butter is generally harmful, although it may not be present in all situations and in small quantities. The majority (not all) of peanut butter contains highly carcinogenic aflatoxins. Aflatoxins are derived from a naturally occurring fungus found in peanuts.
In addition, some brands of peanut butter contain a sweetener called xylitol. This sweetener, which is also very common in chewing gum and yogurt, is extremely toxic to dogs.
Most raw eggs contain salmonella, which is destroyed when cooking eggs. In fact, boiled eggs are good for dogs. Raw eggs also contain substances that block the absorption of B vitamins in dogs. Dogs should not receive raw eggs.
Cooked white rice and cooked brown rice are safe for dogs and can also relieve stomach upset and diarrhea. Dogs are not as strict as carnivores, so the rice can be digested.
Coffee is not safe for dogs for the same reason because too much coffee is not safe for people. Caffeine is a powerful stimulant and affects dogs even more than humans. The coffee can smell the heart of a dog and make the animal shudder. Usually, dog coffee in small amounts is not deadly, but it can still cause problems.
Virtually all adult dogs are lactose intolerant. Cow's milk can alter the stomach, the chair causes tail, dehydration and other symptoms that are no different from what people experience with lactose intolerance.
Dogs can digest small amounts of corn. Too much corn can upset the dog's stomach, but the corn is still digestible. The same can not be said of the piston. When a dog eats the panicle, the plunger almost always blocks the bowels. The only possibility is that the dog is operated. Otherwise, the blockade is fatal. It is best not to feed the dog's ear.
It's a good idea to do an investigation before feeding a dog's waste to the table. Some human foods are safe enough for dogs to eat, but some are poisonous and many can be deadly. Some are even cumulative, which means that at first, they are not a problem, but over time they can do it.