Leek, also known as yang herb and lazy vegetable, is a very common vegetable. Leek has the effects of tonifying the kidney, strengthening the spleen, and refreshing the mind. Especially for men, it can be said to have many benefits. But can dogs eat leek? What happens if dogs eat leek? Let's take a look together with the Petszone editor.

1. The nutrients in leek are very rich, for example, it contains abundant niacin, carotene, and various minerals. Moreover, leek is rich in many types of vitamins, including vitamin B complex and vitamin C complex.

2. After eating leek, it can not only effectively promote intestinal peristalsis but also effectively prevent the occurrence of colorectal cancer. Additionally, leek can reduce the body's absorption of cholesterol, which can effectively prevent coronary heart disease and also treat it. Of course, it should not be eaten too much because leek contains a lot of coarse fiber, which is not easy to digest. Excessive use may cause diarrhea.

3. Also, leek has a relatively strong odor, leaving a strong smell in the mouth after eating. People with poor dental health often get food stuck in their teeth. So eating leek has both advantages and disadvantages, but for dogs, leek as an ingredient is not very suitable.

4. Why is it said that dogs are not suitable for eating leek? First, it is a刺激性的食物 (stimulating food), second, dogs are particularly prone to intestinal inflammation after eating leek, which can lead to symptoms such as diarrhea and vomiting. This is counterproductive; dogs not only suffer discomfort but it can also affect their health.

Moreover, excessive consumption of leek may also affect the dog's sense of smell. Therefore, in daily life, you must not feed leek to dogs since dogs' digestive systems are different from humans'.