The reasons why dogs cannot eat celery are mainly related to factors such as the rich fibrous tissue in celery, the smell, and the increased burden on the liver and kidneys. If you notice any unusual symptoms or discomfort in your dog due to eating celery, you should seek medical advice promptly and seek veterinary advice. Through scientific and reasonable diet and care, breeders can help dogs grow up healthily.
1. Rich in cellulose:
Celery is rich in fibrous tissue, and this crude fiber is difficult for dogs’ digestive systems to digest. Dogs' intestines and stomachs are relatively fragile and cannot effectively break down and absorb this crude fiber, so eating celery may cause gastrointestinal problems such as indigestion, diarrhea, or vomiting.
2. Reason for the smell:
The taste and smell of celery may not be suitable for dogs. Dogs’ senses of smell and taste are very sensitive, and they may reject food they don’t like and even affect their appetite.
3. Increase the burden on the liver and kidneys:
Celery contains certain vitamins and minerals. Although these nutrients are beneficial to the health of dogs, excessive intake will also cause harmful effects to dogs. A burden on the dog's kidneys and liver. Dogs' kidneys and livers are relatively weak and cannot effectively process large amounts of vitamins and minerals. Long-term consumption of large amounts of celery may cause damage to these organs.
To ensure the health and nutritional balance of dogs, breeders should avoid feeding celery to dogs. In your dog’s diet, you should choose ingredients suitable for your dog, such as dog food, meat, vegetables, etc., and make sure these ingredients are fresh, clean, and free of pesticide residues. At the same time, attention should also be paid to controlling the dog's food intake and avoiding excessive intake of any food to avoid negative effects on the dog's health.