10 human foods that can be dangerous for your dog Knowing how to feed your dog is an essential part of being a good dog-owner. But understanding what your dog should not eat is also important. Here are 10 things all dogs should avoid. Avocado These fleshy green fruits contain a fungicidal toxin called persin which can cause a digestive upset to your dog. However, it is a large avocado stone that presents the most dangerous as it can potentially block the gastrointestinal tract, causing your dog to need surgery. Bones Contrary to popular opinion, bones are bad for dogs. Not only can they potentially choke your dog, but they can also cause gut, intestinal damage and blockage of chipped or broken teeth. Dental chewing is a great way to aid oral health. Bread Dough The odour of unleavened flour can attract your dog's attention but it should always be kept out of reach. If eaten, flour can spread dangerously in your dog's stomach, and fermented yeast may be toxic. Chocolate Chocolat...
7 Most Popular Dog Breeds and Their Health Issues Beagle: Epilepsy Epilepsy, a brain disorder that causes seizures, seems to be more common in beagles than in other dog breeds. Epileptic dogs will usually have their first seizure between 6 months and 3 years old. Though epilepsy can't be cured, frequent seizures (more than once a month) can usually be managed with antiseizure medication. Bulldog: Respiratory Problems Like all dogs with those adorable smashed-in faces, bulldogs can suffer from breathing problems. Your bulldog's small nostrils, elongated soft palate, and narrow trachea are the reasons why he probably snores, and they can lead to a life-threatening emergency if he gets overheated or overtired. That's why it's important to keep bulldogs cool in the summer and never overdo it with exercise. Pug: Eye Problems With their squashed faces and bulgy eyes, pugs are at risk for eye problems. The most serious is an eye-popping out of its socket. This can happen if ...