Labrador

　　Sugar is loved by many people, sweet in the mouth and heart, so, can Labradors be fed sugar? The editor points out that the digestive system of Labradors is very different from that of humans, and they should not be fed too much sugar! Let’s learn more.

　　The digestive system of Labrador Retrievers cannot secrete enzymes to break down disaccharides (such as sucrose), so they cannot break down or absorb sucrose; once a large amount of sucrose or fructose is ingested, a hypertonic environment forms in the digestive tract, causing a large amount of fluid to enter the intestinal cavity, leading to diarrhea.

　　Once diarrhea occurs, the body quickly dehydrates, resistance decreases, and the normal intestinal flora along with pathogenic bacteria and viruses take advantage of the situation to rapidly multiply, causing gastroenteritis. At this time, many bacteria and viruses that cause canine infectious diseases also easily spread, leading to the occurrence of these diseases. Therefore, small mistakes can cause big problems!

　　Additionally, since dogs have a low ability to digest lactose, feeding puppies too much or too concentrated cow’s milk can also easily cause diarrhea and infectious diseases. Thus, when raising dogs, it is important to pay attention to these details so that our "love" does not become harmful to them.