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You’re a pet owner, right? Or a fact lover? Or both? If you are, you’re in the right place. Maybe you love dogs. Maybe you have one, or just are interested . Tell me in my chat! I’ll be happy to hear. If you are ready, today, we are talking about what to feed your dog.There are many foods out in the world. Some we can eat, some we can’t. Dogs are the same, but have a much more limited amount of kinds of foods. Dogs have a much more different reaction to the foods we eat. When they eat something sugary, they have too much energy. When they eat something that only we can eat, they get a severe reaction. Scientists and vets have discovered that dogs and cats need much more different kinds of foods. They create Dog food. They create cat food. They create lots of things that are edible to pets, so that they won’t starve. And thanks to them, the pet world is surviving. Dogs cannot have, chocolate, Avacados, onions and garlic, grapes and raisins, milk and other dairy products, sugary foods and drinks, caffeine, and other foods. Your dog may have different reactions depending on what they've digested. Some of the more concerning signs that indicate your dog has eaten something they shouldn't include: vomiting, shaking, panting, diarrhea, lack of appetite, and lethargy. Any of these symptoms could indicate that your dog ate something toxic. If any of these symptoms occur call an animal emergency line or a vet immediately.Thanks for reading, See you next week! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit viaankerkar.substack.com

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