Husky (Detailed Introduction)

　　Because dogs have different structures from humans, foods that we commonly see, eat, and even find very delicious may cause poisoning in our dogs. First, we must understand these foods and never feed them to dogs. Second, we need to know what symptoms dogs show if they mistakenly eat such foods, so we can rescue them promptly and treat appropriately. Let's follow editor Boqi to take a look below.

　　1. Onion. If a pet dog is poisoned by mistakenly eating onions, mild poisoning symptoms may be not obvious, sometimes showing lethargy, poor appetite, and passing light red urine. Severely poisoned dogs show symptoms including: depression, poor or no appetite, staggering gait, unwillingness to move, lying down often, yellowing of the eye conjunctiva or oral mucosa, rapid heartbeat, panting, weakness, passing dark red urine, with normal or lowered body temperature.

　　2. Chocolate. Chocolate contains a large amount of methylxanthine derivatives. If a dog eats too much chocolate, it will show poisoning reactions, but owners often do not notice. Dogs with chocolate poisoning generally display hyperactivity, irritability, high energy with reluctance to sleep, vomiting and diarrhea, muscle tremors, and atrophy. Severe cases can lead to death.

　　3. Liver. If a pet dog eats too much liver causing vitamin A poisoning, symptoms may include skeletal deformities, loss of appetite, anorexia, prolonged weight loss with a thin body, and skeletal malformations.

　　Therefore, as owners, it is important to have relevant knowledge to quickly detect symptoms at onset and promptly take the dog to the vet. This greatly increases the chances of saving the dog.