5 Foods Those are Bad for Your Dog
Remember the last time you had some bad food and spent the rest of the week puking all over and marching across the bathroom for like zillion times a day?
Well, that is exactly the case with your dog, or I must say, the worst is the case with your dog. That poor little creature might not even survive if fed anything toxic.
No matter how much of his looks seem craving to you when he sees you devour some deliciousness, never feed him up these 5 foods.
- Sweets, Gums, Baked Goods, and Candies
Well, yes, you might think we are depriving your dog of all the heavenly goods our mother earth has to offer, but believe me, it’s for their own good.
The compound xylitol is an artificial sweetener found in sugar-free goodies. This messes up with your dog’s system and makes it go haywire. Its toxicity level in your dog can be fatal.
- Chocolates
Chocolates, whether sugar-free or not, keep them away from your dog. Mark my words! You don’t want a sick, lethargic, throwing up, and diarrhetic dog after all.
Theobromine and caffeine found in chocolates, especially dark chocolates, may boost you up, but they do the opposite in dogs.
- Alcohol
I understand there would be times in your life when you would badly want to share a drink with your pet baby, but trust me; it takes a lot less of the alcohol to send your dog to the grave than it takes for humans.
If its consumption didn’t prove to be fatal, it would create breathing problems, coordination problems, diarrhea, and vomiting for the least.
- Onions and Garlic
What’s a steak if it’s not smeared up in garlic or a burger without caramelized onions? Yeah, we know your dog loves burger patties, and steaks like you do but keep them simple as per the protocols of dog’s food to avoid poisoning.
The flavors are strictly for you!
- Dairy
No ice creams, milkshakes, frozen yogurt, cheese, butter, or any dairy deliciousness for your pup. They are lactose intolerant.
Wrapping Up 5 Foods Those are Bad for Your Dog
You know what makes my day the most? When I come back from work, and my dog jumps straight to me and greets me with his tender looks and lush licks.
I suppose it’s the same with you, ain’t it?
And it will remain that way for a prolonged period if you take care of your pup and avoid feeding him anything that can cause harm.
Happy petting!
