Our human food is very varied: things that fly in the sky, run on the ground, crawl in the soil, or swim in the water—we can all eat them. As a dog lover, I want to share with you the daily diet of dogs.

Dogs need sufficient calories to grow, so we feed them foods like rice, meat, and bones. Of course, beyond fat, protein, glucose, sugars, and carbohydrates, dogs also need some vitamins. Fruits and vegetables contain a rich variety of vitamins. Therefore, we can occasionally feed dogs some peaches, but dogs should not eat too many peaches. Eating too many peaches can cause diarrhea, vomiting, and loss of appetite in dogs.

To ensure our dogs grow up healthily, we should pay attention to their daily diet. Dogs can properly eat some vegetables and fruits such as Chinese cabbage, sweet potatoes, carrots, white radish, onions, chili peppers, apples, pears, bananas, etc. However, dogs should not eat apple seeds and pear seeds because these seeds contain cyanide, a substance that is fatal to dogs. Cyanide can also reside in the dog's intestines, and if not cleared within 24 hours, it can cause sudden death without any signs. Grapes and raisins can cause kidney failure in dogs. Sometimes even a single grape can take a dog's life.

In addition, we should not feed dogs chocolate. Chocolate is a sweet food that is bad for dogs' teeth. Moreover, chocolate can cause heart attacks, coma, and even death in dogs.

Chocolate contains a substance called theobromine, which is very high in purines. These can damage a dog's kidneys, and dogs have a much lower tolerance to purines than humans.

Dogs also should not eat sugar. Excess sugar is bad for dogs’ teeth and can damage their nervous system, negatively affecting their intellectual development.

For healthier dogs, besides dog food, families who can should feed their dogs eggs two to three times a week, but only egg yolks, not egg whites, and mixed with hot water before eating.

We should often let dogs bask in the sun; this will make their fur glossier.