There are many foods that Bichon dogs should not eat, and these foods are very dangerous for Bichon Frises.

Bichon Frise (Detailed Introduction)

The dog feeding section below lists the vegetables, fruits, and meats that Bichon Frises cannot eat. We hope all Bichon owners pay special attention during daily feeding.

1. Fruits that Bichon Frises cannot eat: pear. The flesh, peel, and flowers are all toxic and can cause breathing difficulties and fluid accumulation in the chest, abdomen, or heart in Bichon Frises. Cherry. Can cause rapid breathing, shock, stomatitis, and rapid heartbeat. Grapes. Raisins can cause kidney failure, severe vomiting, and diarrhea in Bichon dogs. Banana. Bananas are one of the less toxic fruits, with little impact on Bichon Frises that have good digestion and absorption; usually no special treatment is needed. However, vomiting and rapid breathing indicate overfeeding.

Overall, fruits are not as important to dogs as they are to humans. Many fruits have no benefits, only taste, and do not provide the protein dogs need (after all, dogs are not humans and require different nutrition). Moreover, many fruit seeds and peels are harmful to small Bichons. Therefore, everyone must be cautious in the daily feeding of Bichon Frises.

2. Other foods Bichon Frises cannot eat: mushrooms. Mushrooms cause acute gastrointestinal reactions, liver and kidney damage, lower abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting with saliva in Bichon Frises. Seafood. Shrimp, crab, squid, octopus, jellyfish, etc., can cause indigestion and should not be fed to Bichon Frises. Rice cakes and seaweed.

These foods may block the throat or stick to the esophagus, easily causing choking in Bichon Frises. Liver. Bichon Frises should not eat liver long-term because liver is rich in vitamin A. Occasional consumption is harmless or beneficial to small Bichons, but using liver as a daily staple food can cause vitamin A overdose or poisoning, which is especially serious for Bichon puppies.

Chocolate. Mainly because different Bichon Frises are very sensitive to the caffeine in chocolate, although individual differences vary greatly, some small Bichons can become restless or excited after eating a small amount of chocolate. Also, chocolate contains a large amount of sugar, which is harmful and useless for the health of small Bichons. Meat. Except for cured meat, generally Bichon Frises eat raw meat better, but fish is different. Feeding fish to dogs is best if it is cooked or canned. Fish with high fat content is hard to digest and should not be given to small Bichons.