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Harmful Dog Food Guide

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Just like humans, dogs are also prone to allergies and complications caused by food intake. There are certain dog foods that are considered harmful and even fatal if eaten by your k9 fellow.



Just like humans, dogs are also prone to allergies and complications
caused by food intake. There are certain dog foods that are considered harmful
and even fatal if eaten by your k9 fellow.



Take for
instance, dog bones. We often associate dogs as animals who love eating bones,
but did you know that such food, either cooked or raw, can be harmful? Bones
are not an advisable diet for dogs because they can puncture their internal
organs and result to obstruction, specifically in the digestive system, if not
properly chewed and swallowed. It is more recommended that you let your canine
friend eat soft and wet foods that are easy to digest. Bones are dry, harmful
dog food that can cause an upset stomach and dyspepsia.



There are
also some vegies and fruits that are detrimental to dog’s health. Root crops
such as onions and garlic are some of them. These vegetables are very toxic and
can damage the kidneys of your pet. Tomatoes are unsafe for dogs too. Experts
say this citrus fruit can result to canine tremors and heart arrhythmias.
Mushrooms are also toxic and harmful dog food, commonly instigating abdominal
disorder, diarrhea, even coma as side effects.



Canines are
also not allowed to eat chocolates and drink coffee. Why is that so? Medical
findings reveal that chocolates and coffee can slow down the metabolism of your
dog and can later cause serious illnesses such as heart diseases and kidney
failures. Chocolates and coffee contain elements such as caffeine that are
toxic and can affect the dog’s circulatory and nervous systems. Take note that
the darker the chocolate, the more harmful it is.



Many
commercial dog foods being sold in the market today also contain specific
ingredients and chemicals that are harmful to dogs. Among these ingredients include
corn, ethoxyquin, artificial color, dairy and beef fat. As much as possible,
don’t feed your dog with foods containing these ingredients. They are not
totally poisonous, but can pose health problems in the long run. Dogs can
poorly digest dairy products and food with high fat content.



So if you are
serious about the safety and health
of your dog, be extra careful in feeding him
and never ever throw harmful dog food on his feeding bowl!



The author is
a dog owner connected to a company that provides a huge selection of
elevated feeders, dog supply and pet supplies at
reasonable prices.



 






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