What are the symptoms of puppy poisoning?

Symptoms of puppy poisoning:
1. Drug poisoning: drooling, vomiting and diarrhea, urinary incontinence, rapid breathing, difficulty breathing, body temperature first rises and then drops. , bleeding and cyanosis of tongue and eyelids, muscle tremors, twitching, stiffness of trunk and limbs, followed by muscle relaxation and weakness, pupil constriction, etc.
2. Food poisoning: severe vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, symptoms of acute gastroenteritis, depression, and heart failure. Severe poisoning can cause convulsions, restlessness, difficulty breathing and severe convulsions.
Foods that can cause poisoning in puppies:
1. Liver
Many animal livers are poisonous foods for puppies. The liver may contain some toxins that we don’t know much about. These toxins can damage the kidneys of the dog babies and cause food poisoning.
2. Onions and garlic
Onions and garlic contain dimethyl sulfoxide, which can destroy red blood cells in dogs and cause anemia in dog babies.
3. Raw fish
Frequent consumption of raw fish for dogs can lead to a lack of vitamin B1 in the dog's body, and can also lead to loss of appetite, heart disease or other disease outbreaks. In severe cases, the dog may die.
4. Chocolate, coffee
Chocolate, coffee, and tea will contain substances such as caffeine or theobromine. These substances may cause poisoning in dogs and are harmful to dogs. It has a great impact on the heart and nervous system.
5. Alcohol or alcoholic beverages
If the dog eats it, it will cause drunkenness, poisoning, coma, and even death of the baby dog in severe cases.
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