ABIB BIO-TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

The annual Dragon Boat Festival is here again. When people are feasting on rice dumplings and see cute dog babies looking at you, never, never give the rice dumplings to dogs; although the main raw material of rice dumplings is glutinous rice. It is non-toxic to dogs, but it can cause indigestion and diarrhea. Other fillings may be too oily or salty for dogs due to seasonings, so it is not recommended for dogs to eat.

As we all know, glutinous rice is the main raw material of Zongzi. For some people, glutinous rice is not easy to digest and can easily lead to bloating and diarrhea. This is true for people, and even more so for dogs. Once the glutinous rice is too oily and sticky, it will cause bloating and diarrhea. , the dog may have diarrhea for several days.

In addition to glutinous rice, other fillings in rice dumplings may also be too oily or too salty for dogs, which is not good for dogs; for example, common fillings, pork, egg yolk, etc., are not suitable for dogs. During the cooking process, a lot of soy sauce and salt may be added, which is a heavy burden on the dog's body. For a kilogram dog, eating one teaspoon of salt may be fatal, so do not be careful. Furthermore, pork is a high-fat food, which may cause pancreatitis, pancreatitis, and even blood vessel obstruction in dogs. As for egg yolk, it may cause high cholesterol, which will have an impact on the health of dogs.

Other common fillings, such as Xiangru, are not recommended for dogs because they are not easy to digest; some rice dumplings are filled with peanuts, so be careful because some dogs can have allergic reactions to peanuts, which is not recommended. Let the dog eat.

All in all, although glutinous rice is not poisonous and there will be no immediate danger if dogs eat it, glutinous rice is highly sticky and difficult to digest, and the fillings and seasonings in the rice dumplings are too oily and salty for dogs, so it is best to Still don’t let dogs eat rice dumplings.

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