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As the owner, is your responsibility to maintain maximum health of your Boxer dogs. Maintaining the health of your dog can be done in many ways. One of the most effective is by feeding the right kind of food. However, feeding your Boxer dog with any of the high quality food shops to be bought dog food or dog at home is not enough power and help them carry out their daily activities. Dogs owners must realize that not all foods considered safe for humans are also safe for dogs to eat. There are number of food for human consumption that can poison a dog especially when taken in large quantities. The list below will guide you in what human foods to avoid to keep your Boxer dog to be poisoned.

Chocolate

Almost everyone loves chocolate, right? This is ironic, therefore, when the dogs love it too. The goodness of chocolate in this rich and everyone else is hungry for more. However, the chocolate should not be given to dogs, because it contains theobromine, a compound that is a cardiac stimulant and a diuretic. Eating large amounts Chocolate can make your dog gets excited and hyperactive. And as a diuretic, in May removing large amounts of urine and is exceptionally thirsty. Other symptoms include difficulty breathing, staggering worked, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, tremors, fever, fast heart failure, coma and even death.

Onions and garlic

The toxic ingredient thiosulphate is what makes the onion and garlic dangerous. Onion toxicity cause hemolytic anemia, a condition in which red blood cells of animals exploded while circulating in the body. Symptoms of hemolytic anemia include trouble breathing, liver damage, vomiting, diarrhea and discolored urine. All forms onions (dehydrated, raw, cooked and even the box containing the remains of the onions) should be avoided. While garlic also contains thiosulphate, which is less dangerous and would have to consume large quantities to cause health problems.

Grapes

Grapes containing an unknown substance that is toxic to dogs and abdomnal May cause pain, drooling, liver damage, kidney damage, vomiting, diarrhea,

convulsions, coma and death.

Macadamia

With most other nuts, macadamia nuts contain high phosphorus which can cause bladder stones and difficulty in movement. Tremor and skeletal muscle weakness or paralysis of the hindlimbs can be observed dogs poisoned by macadamia nuts. Other effects include swollen members, pain when handling the limbs, inability to stand and anguish.

Other potential hazards:

Bones – they can splinter and cause laceration or obstruction of the tract system.

Coffee, tea, soft drinks

Beer, wine, alcohol,

Dairy products

Raw fish and raw eggs

Salt, sodium bicarbonate, baking powder

Excessive fatty foods

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Richard Cussons writes articles about Boxer dogs. Visit boxersavvy.com and learn more about Boxer dog training.

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