When something relates to pets, particularly dogs and cats, there are some things that they can eat and others that could be dangerous. There are some foods to avoid given to your dogs because it is harmful to their body system.

The following foods should not be given to your dog.

• Chocolate bars should be kept out of your dog’s reach. Even a small amount of chocolate, particularly dark chocolate, might cause issues. Any sort of chocolate is as hazardous to a dog as coffee.  Cocoa is the key ingredient in chocolate that makes it toxic. Ingestion of cocoa in any form can be lethal to a dog. Theobromine, a substance found in cocoa, can harm the kidneys, heart, lungs, and central nervous system.

Chocolate includes methylxanthines, which are stimulants that cause a dog’s metabolic          process to stop. Not only dark chocolate but also milk chocolate might be harmful.                   Seizures, tremors, over-excitement, diarrhea, vomiting, overheating, irregular cardiac          rhythm, and coma are all common symptoms.

• Caffeine is a no-no for your dog in any form. Caffeine can be found in a variety of foods, including coffee, tea, coffee beans, caffeine pills, and chocolate. Caffeine has the potential to harm your dog’s kidneys, heart, lungs, and nervous system. Hyperactivity, vomiting, and restlessness are common symptoms, as are elevated heart rate, panting, muscular tremors, drunken stride, and convulsions.
• Cinnamon as well as its compounds can irritate the interior of a dog’s mouth, causing discomfort and illness. It can cause a dog’s blood sugar to drop too low, resulting in diarrhea, vomiting, a faster or slower heart rate, and potentially liver illness. Cinnamon can cause difficulties breathing, coughing, and choking if inhaled in powder form.
• Garlic is an Allium plant, like onions, leeks, and chives, and it is five times more hazardous to dogs than the other Allium species. Garlic can cause hemolytic anemia in dogs, which is a type of anemia in which red blood cells are damaged. Kidney injury may occur as a result of this. Pale gums, an increased heart rate, weakness, and collapse are common adverse effects, as are vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and bloody urine. Garlic and onion poisoning can cause delayed symptoms, so if you suspect your dog has eaten some, keep an eye on him for a few days, not just straight after intake.

• The Protaceae family’s macadamia nuts caused an increase in body warmth, incapacity to walk, and lethargy. These nuts are not fatal to humans, but they do induce disease in dogs. A mouthful of these nuts can have negative consequences for your dog. Weakness, depression, vomiting, muscle/joint pain, joint swelling, and a drunken stride are some of the symptoms. These are some of the most dangerous foods to give to your dog. Worse, they have the potential to harm the neurological system.
• Ice cream is a delicious treat, but it includes a lot of sugar, so it’s better not to share it with your dog. Lactose intolerance is also a problem for some pets. Freeze portions of strawberries, raspberries, apples, and pineapples to give to your dog as a sweet, refreshing treat instead of milk.
• Grapes, raisins, and black currants are all beneficial for humans, but not for dogs. These fruits can induce irreversible kidney damage in dogs, potentially resulting in death. Although the exact deadly amount has yet to be determined, dogs can be poisoned by as little as 5 grapes or others. If your dog consumes the substance, he or she may have symptoms such as loss of appetite, vomiting, gastrointestinal pain, diarrhea, weakness, drunken gait, and decreased urine production.

Fatty foods, artificial sweeteners,  alcohol, and dairy products are among the foods to avoid for dogs. Carrots, green beans, apples, bananas, oranges, and watermelons, on the other hand, can be fed to your dog. You can also feed your dog conventional dog foods and lean meats. Make sure you only offer your dog foods that provide them with the nourishment they require while also being safe for them. Also, keep in mind that even healthy meals given in excess can lead to canine obesity, which is a major health concern in the United States. Your dog’s main diet should always consist of high-quality dog food.