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BEST & WORST HUMAN FOODS FOR DOGS

🔴CHOCOLATE
• Chocolate contains theobromine & caffeine & dogs cannot metabolize those chemicals
• Symptoms include vomiting, dehydration, internal bleeding, muscle tremors, seizures & in the worst-case scenario it can lead to death
• Cacao powder & unsweetened baker's chocolate are dangerous as they are more concentrated

🔴WHITE RICE
• After they digest the bland white rice dogs' stool will firm up
• The carbs from the rice also provide a good source of energy, especially for older dogs
• Brown rice has a higher glycemic index, which causes blood sugar to rise so only use white rice

🔴AVOCADO
• Avocado contains a fungicidal toxin called persin; can cause vomiting, blockage in the heart & death

🔴CARROTS
• Carrots are one of the best foods for your dog; they packed with vitamins, fiber, antioxidants
• Carrots are perfect for rewarding good behavior

🔴ICE CREAM
• Eating ice cream or similar milk products can lead to gas, bloating, constipation & vomiting
• Ice cream is also filled with sugar or sweetener, which is extremely toxic for dogs

🔴PEANUT BUTTER
• Peanut Butter can be a healthy treat if it's done in moderation
• It’s recommend feeding them plain, unsalted peanut butter because extra ingredients such as salt and sugar can have adverse effects

🔴GRAPES & RAISINS
• These are very toxic to dogs & can cause kidney failure and death

🔴EGGS
• Eggs are high in protein & contain essential amino, fatty acids
• Eggs are great for helping an upset stomach & nausea
• Never serve raw eggs because they can have salmonella & lead to a biotin deficiency, which affects skin, digestion, metabolism, and cells
• Prepare eggs without milk or butter because most dogs are lactose intolerant

🔴ONIONS
• Raw & cooked onions can be toxic most toxic to dogs causing their red blood cells to rupture

🔴SHRIMP
• Dogs shouldn't eat large amounts of shrimp, but a few every now & then have some proven health benefits
• Shrimp contain vitamins B12, B3, anti-oxidants & phosphorus which helps with metabolism, energy, blood circulation, bones & brain function
• They are also low in fat, calories, carbohydrates, cholesterol
• Steam them, remove shells, do not cook them in oils or butter as that can cause digestive issues

🔴TURKEY
• Turkey is rich in several nutrients such as protein, riboflavin, phosphorous
• It must be plainly cooked; no butter, salt, pepper, herbs, or spices because it can upset their digestive system & damage their pancreas
• Check for bones, so they don't choke

🔴LEMONS & LIMES
• Lemons & limes are toxic, their skins contain psoralen which can cause vomiting & gastrointestinal issues

🔴BROCCOLI
• Broccoli is something dogs can eat both raw & cooked because it's rich in fiber and vitamin C and low in fat
• Broccoli should always be served plain without oils or seasonings & cut into small pieces to avoid choking

🔴MACADAMIA NUTS
• Avoid macadamia nuts because of the numerous risks

🔴BLUEBERRIES
• This fruit is packed with antioxidants that can help reduce inflammation & it gives their bodies several important vitamins & minerals

🔴CINNAMON
• Cinnamon related foods can potentially cause skin, digestive irritation & hurt the inside of their mouths
• Inhaling the powder can make them cough, choke & prevent them from breathing

🔴SALMON
• Salmon should only be eaten cooked without any seasonings, extra oils, lemon, butter
• Remove bones to prevent choking

🔴GARLIC
• Garlic can be very toxic for their digestive system; it has substance called thiosulfate in it & will cause damage to their red blood cells

🔴CHEESE
• While most dogs tend to be lactose intolerant one of the few dairy products they can eat is cheese
• It's filled with protein, calcium, vitamins A, B & essential fatty acids
• Most veterinarians recommend only feeding dogs cheese in moderation because too much dairy can give them gastrointestinal problems

🔴CAFFEINE
• Caffeine is one of the most dangerous threats for dogs
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