We know that rhubarb is an extremely nutritious thing, which contains vitamin A and vitamin D, as well as vitamin E and water-soluble vitamin B group vitamin K. Egg yolk is yellow mainly because it contains riboflavin, namely vitamin B2. It is found that it can promote hair growth and beautify hair.

Sargin's pet care experts believe that pet dogs can eat egg yolk, but they must pay attention to the right amount. Studies have shown that although egg yolk is a very nutritious food, eggs are still indigestible food for dogs, and their bile is solid and pure. Usually, you can give the dog some food according to his condition, but you can't eat it in large quantities for a long time. Long-term consumption will easily increase the burden on the dog's stomach and lead to constipation.

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Precautions for dog diet:

1 grapes and raisins

Grapes and raisins are poisonous to most dogs, but most people ignore them.

There are many substances in grapes that can cause allergic poisoning in dogs, such as mycotoxin, high vitamin D3 content, pesticide pollution, heavy metals and so on. Dogs usually have symptoms within 6 hours after eating grapes, and most dogs will start to have acute renal failure within 24-72 hours, and even uremia. If you don't see a doctor properly, the consequence is often death (even if your dog has eaten grapes before, try not to let him eat them! )。

2. Chocolate

Dogs can't eat chocolate. Many people know, so talk less. Chocolate causes caffeine poisoning in dogs. If swallowed, please seek medical attention immediately!

3. Onion vegetables such as green onions and onions

Some substances in onion can cause disulfide poisoning in dogs, and the clinical manifestations are fatigue, laziness, frequent asthma, weakness, and membranous secretions on gums and mouth.

4. Milk and raw eggs

Especially for puppies, the more milk is not the better. Milk and dog milk are completely different in composition, and puppies will have diarrhea. Raw eggs are even more inedible, which will lead to a serious lack of vitamin H in dogs, which will lead to hair loss, growth retardation and even skeletal deformity in dogs.

5. Raw meat

Yes, try not to give raw meat to your dog! Not only can it cause diarrhea, but it may also cause parasitic diseases (salmonella poisoning, Bacillus poisoning).

6. Animal liver

Dogs should not eat animal liver for a long time, because too much vitamin A in the liver will lead to vitamin A poisoning in dogs, which will affect the absorption of calcium in dogs' intestines and the metabolism of calcium in their bodies, leading to calcium deficiency in dogs. It is especially serious for puppies, and may even lead to serious symptoms such as spinal lesions in puppies. Moreover, this disease is a gradual process, and it is often difficult to find it in the early stage. When the symptoms are found, it has caused irreparable losses.

7. Seafood and other irritating foods

Needless to say, seafood is likely to cause allergic reactions in dogs. There are other irritating foods such as pepper, pepper and ginger. It may cause the dog to be excited, the muscles tremble, and even affect the nerves for a long time!

8. Foods high in sugar, fat and salt

Try not to eat puppies and small dogs, which can easily cause diarrhea and vomiting, and even lead to gastroenteritis. Adult dogs, eat less, they will get fat ~

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Dog