Dogs will not necessarily die after eating xylitol. Xylitol poisoning in dogs has a certain relationship with the concentration of xylitol. Xylitol with low purity will not be fatal to dogs. After a dog accidentally eats xylitol, a large amount of insulin will be secreted in the body, and blood sugar will drop rapidly. Possible symptoms include: vomiting, decreased activity, unsteady walking, loss of coordination, convulsions, and other symptoms. In severe cases, death.

Foods that dogs cannot eat:

1. Grapes and raisins. It may cause kidney failure and even death.

2. Immature tomatoes. Tomatoes contain lycopene, which is extremely harmful to dogs, especially unripe tomatoes!

3. Onions, garlic, leeks. It affects the digestive tract of dogs, destroys red blood cells, and causes anemia.

4. Sweets. Dogs need to supplement calcium, but sweet things will affect the absorption of calcium. Especially in summer, dogs should eat less ice cream.

5. Nutmeg. Nutmeg can cause cramps, heart attacks, and death.