Look, that small snow-white bundle is a little Pomeranian happily playing in the grass. In modern society, many people have become pet owners, and among popular pets, Pomeranians always rank high. Due to their small stature and cute appearance, they have always been loved by people. Many people keep Pomeranians, and when feeding them, owners often feed some fruits. However, not all fruits are safe for Pomeranians. Today, the editor will talk about which fruits Pomeranians should not eat.

The first type is the sweet and sour grapes. Grapes and their products are best avoided as they can cause kidney failure, which can be fatal. The second type is fruits high in sugar and containing coarse fiber, such as sugarcane, strawberries, guava, etc. Sugarcane is very sweet and contains coarse fiber that is hard to digest. Strawberries have too much sugar and are heavily sprayed with pesticides, so they should not be eaten. Pomeranians should also not eat guava because its seeds can easily cause constipation in dogs.

The second type is fruits containing large pits, such as plums, lychees, guava, mangoes, etc. These fruits have relatively large pits, so before feeding, the pits must be removed. The flesh of peaches and plums should not be eaten in excess, and their seeds must not be eaten at all. Most seeds of melons and fruits contain a chemical substance called cyanide, which can cause diarrhea, vomiting, and lower abdominal pain in dogs. The fourth type is avocados and pears. Because avocados and pears themselves, their pits, and their trees contain mild toxins, they may cause dogs difficulty in breathing or fluid accumulation in the chest, abdomen, and heart, among other symptoms.

The fifth type is fruits with a high mineral content, such as starfruit, bananas, cherries, kiwis, etc. These fruits contain a high proportion of sodium and potassium, which burden the dog's kidneys and are hard to digest. Cherries may also cause Pomeranians to breathe rapidly, have a fast heartbeat, and in severe cases, even lead to shock. Therefore, many fruits highly nutritious to humans and favorite snacks may not be suitable for dogs to consume.