Have you ever heard of the phrase “One man’s medicine will be another man’s poison“?
Cows have no problem eating fat; they contain many vitamins and minerals to keep the cow healthy. Imagine what would happen if you ate grass every day. I think you’d be ejaculating in the hospital bed by now, right?
In the same way, foods that we consider extremely healthy for ourselves can be very poisonous for your dog. take the head of these 7 foods which I will mention below.
grapes – Surprise surprise. Isn’t this wonderful fruit an extremely healthy item containing vitamins and the ever powerful reservoir made up to keep us young and young? It is sad to say that this fruit contains a chemical compound that will be deadly for your dog. Unless you can bear to see your dog vomiting and having abdominal pain, never give this fruit to your dog.
Caffeine, Caffeine, Caffeine – What food substances contain caffeine? Does chocolate, coffee or even our favorite coke ring a bell? These substances contain a compound known as methylxanthines that have an adverse effect on your dog’s health. The symptoms would be the likes of dehydration, hypertension, seizures and diarrhea. If you can help it, avoid giving your dog those types of treats. Maybe every now and then is okay, but don’t let your dog get addicted to them.
walnuts – Macadamia nuts in particular. This family of nuts contains a potent toxin that will cause gastrointestinal problems and vomiting in dogs. The nuts would come a second close. Eating such nuts will also cause your dog to become listless and show behavioral problems like lethargy and depression.
Avocado – Another surprising food that a dog should avoid. This food is known as one of the healthiest foods for humans, yet it contains Persin, which induces diarrhea and vomiting in dogs. Consuming avocados will also cause fluid to build up in the dogs lungs, leading to breathing difficulties. Please spare the dog and save this wonderful food for yourself.
Onions – Ok, I really can’t imagine why you would give your dog onions in the first place, but keep in mind that onions cause a partial shutdown within the dog’s red blood cells. This implies that the blood will not flow properly through the dog and symptoms such as tiredness, exhaustion and loss of appetite will follow.
bread – I’m not referring precisely to bread, just specifically. Rather I am pointing to the dough that makes the bread; it could be bread dough, yeast dough, muffin batter. The mass causes a buildup of bloating within the dog’s stomach and could cause severe vomiting and rupture of your dog’s intestine.
tomatoes and potatoes – These foods contain oxalates that cause digestive abnormalities and kidney failure. I’m sure you’ve heard of gallstone problems, right? Your dog does not need these foods, so avoid giving them such foods.
An occasional gift is fine, but practice strict self-control. I’m sure you’ll want your dog to be a healthy companion for life in days to come, right?