Foods that dogs should eat and should not eat

1. FOODS THAT DOGS SHOULD & SHOULDN’T EAT BONE BROTH RAW/UNDERCOOKED MEAT, EGGS AND BONES Bone broth provides tremendous benefits for your dog. It’s literally a Raw meat and eggs can often contain bacteria like Salmonella and can be harmful for dogs. healing potion. RAW GOAT MILK SALT AND SALTY SNACK FOODS There are many health benefits of raw milk. It’s been shown to strengthen the immune system and reduce Salt, as well as salt-heavy chips and pretzels, can lead to excessive thirst and urination, and even sodium ion poisoning in dogs. allergies. ORGAN MEATS CHOCOLATE, COFFEE AND CAFFEINE the ASPCA points out that Chocolate, coffee and caffeine all contain substances called methylxanthines, which are very dangerous to a dog's health. No matter what you feed, be it commercial raw, homemade meals or something else, organ meat is a crucial component of the diet of your dog. OMEGA-3 OILS FOOD CONTAINING THE SWEETENER XYLITOL Oily fish can be rich, there are many benefits including Brain food, Anti- inflammatory, Joint support, Kidney function, Heart health, Skin and eye Xylitol is a type of artificial sweetener found in many sugar-free products like gum and candy which can lead to liver failure, seizures and brain damage in your pet. health COCONUT OIL ONIONS, GARLIC AND CHIVES Coconut oil carries a tremendous amount of benefits. It’s a medium- chain triglyceride (MCT), a very good fat. It’s thermally stable, so it doesn’t readily oxidize, even with high heat. In all forms (powdered, raw, cooked etc.), these foods can cause gastrointestinal irritation in dogs and could lead to red blood cell damage. https://www.goterrier.com/