Chicken, duck, and fish bones

The bones of chicken, duck, and fish are relatively thin, and many dogs do not chew food very carefully. Swallowing it directly can easily damage the dog's intestines and stomach, and in severe cases can cause gastric bleeding.

Seafood

The salt content in seafood is much higher than that of ordinary food, which exceeds the basic needs of dogs. Seafood also contains some substances that can cause skin allergies in dogs. , which in turn causes allergic dermatitis, red skin pimples, and even trauma to the dog due to extreme scratching.

Chocolate

The methylxanthine derivatives contained in cocoa beans can affect the central nervous system and myocardium of dogs, thereby poisoning them. It can cause reduced blood flow to the dog's brain, causing heart disease, and can lead to death if used too much. If your dog eats chocolate by mistake, be sure to take your dog to a regular pet hospital quickly to induce vomiting or perform gastric lavage.