First of all, dogs will be poisoned if they ingest food containing alkaloids, such as theobromine, theophylline, etc., which will cause damage to the dog’s kidneys. Secondly, dogs may be poisoned if they ingest onions, green onions, garlic, etc. Such items can cause hemolysis of the dog’s red blood cells and cause hypoxia. Finally, dogs can become poisoned if they ingest rat poison and other items. Therefore, it is recommended that owners keep the above items away to prevent dogs from accidentally eating them.

What are the symptoms of dog food poisoning:

1. Drooling: During a certain period, the dog drools a lot and urinates frequently. The dog is most likely poisoned.

2. Low body temperature: When a dog is poisoned, the body temperature will drop, feel colder to the touch than usual, and may even tremble.

3. Vomiting and diarrhea: Dogs will also have inexplicable vomiting and frequent diarrhea without eating. This situation is also likely to be poisoning.

4. High energy: Dogs will become very excited after being poisoned, and their muscles will also tremble, which can lead to coma.