15 Foods Your Shih Tzu Should Never Eat 

Hi, my shih tzu is very picky eater and im finding difficulties feeding him. Can you share the recipe of the chicken soup noodles? Did you make the noodles yourself? Thank you 😊😊😊😂

oh...so I assume you've never made your dog a raw dough chocolate cake with nuts, cherries, raisins, dry rice and poisonous mushrooms then? People like you shouldn't be allowed to own a dog (or cat).

We had a pup that just did that on their own. We didn't teach her at all. I think it's something that comes natural to some dogs.

it's nice to meet you your COMPLETELY right thanks a LOT for caring SO MUCH and please read my comment ASAP SERIOUSLY

it's to meet you and your COMPLETELY right and please read my comment ASAP SERIOUSLY

Except broccoli I've seen nothing in any net search that says broccoli is dangerous. In fact it says the exact opposite

These foods are bad to all types of dogs..

@@jundeleon6026 thanks a LOT for caring SO MUCH and telling COMPLETELY USEFUL information SERIOUSLY

I never gave my dog raw bread dough People that do that don’t need a pet

Dark chocolate it has toxins the immune system in those lil annoying creatures are very delicate anyway and they are prone to illness even if vaccinated so straight meat no seasoning cooked slightly for beef thoroughly for poultry and pork and keep away from cancer causing dog food that's comes from manufacturing in a plant it's no good for noone it's poison and slowly kills any pet they tell you it's good but they are there to make money not friends and the government approves the toxin poisons in the dog food because you trust tthe crooked government too much And you shouldn't

Meat from the organic farms and cook it yourself otherwise all processed dog food mainly is Cancerous and not good it kills dogs slowly and causes their system to effect the life if a dog to misery I they all die if not by other injuries by cancer if something mose than you could imagine everyone I know that has a dog older than ,10 yrs feed the dogs do oh foog they bought and try he dog had to end up being put down do it wouldn't suffer dogs fee meat organic farmed meat lived long lives and was not tired by age 5 and dying by age 10

it's nice to meet you to be COMPLETELY honest i did do and will COMPLETELY agree with you thanks a LOT for caring SO MUCH and please read my comment

Amen to that one!! Thank you!

Thick or thin crust? Seafood or meat lovers? I'm hungry what times he ordering dinner?

@@tony-bi1hj would you like fries and chicken wings?

I was thinking the same thing! She also loves chips 🍟 🥔 😂

​@@ShaeLynnBordyschukis it safe?

Misspelled "ALL" and all shitz might not be rude and unfriendly but most are not good pets for ppl if you are active and sociable those pups will ruin your day being stubborn and anti sociable with all said on foods they immune system is weak as they are

Sharon, I have an almost 2 year old boy who LOVED licking the coconut oil from my legs. Lol. I put a little on his paw pads.

and garlic

oh...so I assume you've never made your dog a raw dough chocolate cake with nuts, cherries, raisins, dry rice and poisonous mushrooms then? People like you shouldn't be allowed to own a dog (or cat).

you should make your dog a raw dough chocolate cake with nuts, cherries, raisins, dry rice and poisonous mushrooms. (my dog likes them as well actually).

@@mikeymoo1291 my dog loved those foods too. He is now buried 6 feet under.

I'm doing the same

I saw a video that said a little coconut oil over their dry dog foods helps shihtzu s with their pooping and makes for good digestion - a little pumpkin sometimes too is good for them I own a 4 year old Shih tzu it definitely helps mine 😊

My question is same cant we give coconut oil to dogs diet ?? I heard that this is healthy for shitzu ... Plz answer

so cooked rice is okay right? our shih tzu loves cooked rice with his dog food.

Small pieces of apple , carrots , blueberries , salt free cooked green beans

I make homemade dog food for mine. Non-seasoned chicken breasts mixed with brown rice, apple, non-seasoned green beans, peas and carrots. I use frozen veggies. He absolutely loves it.

Strawberries & kiwi too

My girl loves broccoli 🥦 I don't give her much though.

My boy loves broccoli too. I don't give him a lot either. I've always read that it's good for them, so I was surprised to see broccoli on the list.

It's not the moral of the story at all. Most animals in nature rarely ever get cancer. Animals we domesticate do. A dog was never ever meant to eat wheat or high levels of carbohydrate. Most canned dog foods contain wheat (because it's a cheap filler) and you know what dog biscuit is.

so what natural foods should you give them? especially since the list says no tomato, potato, broccoli, mushrooms, avocado, garlic, cinnamon, nuts, cherries etc.... @@mikeymoo1291

humm

in the UK there are some 'better' dog foods that contain coconut.

I wouldn't give them, just to be on the safe side; if it's not safe for shih tsu then it's not safe for a Lhasa Apso. Shihtsu, if I'm not mistaken is a cross breed between a pekenese and a Lhasa Apso. But still better to consult an expert.

A piece of sweet potato rinsed off put with dog food keeps my Shih TUZ from eating his poo I buy sweet potatoes in can and rinse off a small piece to add once daily works for my Shih TUZ

It just says raw.

Vets doesn't recommend raw feeding because they don't teach them in vet schools, plus the decades of marketing and advertising of pet food companies, antagonizes raw feeding.

Dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. Kibble was invented by a guy who knew nothing about dogs OR nutrition and it’s dangerous garbage food. What on earth do you think dogs ate before dog food was invented back in the ‘30’s??!!

everything eats better than you do. Admit it.

@Disco Head death is inevitable Why are you so dramatic? It's not like I give it to her, purposely. She's jealous of our outside cat, and hunts the food and eats it to keep the cat from getting to it. She also eats her own shit. What a pitiful reply Do u feel better about yourself? Keep all that negative crap to yourself

@riolizsh...My vet told me it was OK to feed my overweight dog broccoli (he was a 23 lb. mixed breed, poodle/spaniel). In fact, she said it was healthy for him and he could have as much as he wanted (in addition to his dog food, not as his only food), while he was losing weight. He would not eat green beans, which most vets advise to feed a dog on a diet (reduce amount of dog food and add a bit of green beans to help them feel full). What prompted the vet's advice about broccoli was that I told her he wouldn't touch the green beans, but he begged for asparagus every time I steamed it. I knew asparagus is good for people, but didn't know if it was OK for dogs. However, even if OK, it was expensive to feed to the dog. She said yes, he could have some asparagus, but broccoli would be cheaper, so I could try that and see if he'd eat it. Turns out he loved steamed broccoli. The vet said never add salt, butter or any seasoning to the vegetable for my dog, just steamed, and plain. She said too much salt, sugar and fats was just as bad for dogs as it is for people; if dogs get too much of those things, it will have many of the same problems that people have when they eat too much of them. My dog loved steamed broccoli as well as the asparagus, and would eat it cooked or raw (and he did lose weight). If you boil veggies, you lose more of the nutrients. So, whether for a dog or human, steamed broccoli is more nutritious than boiled broccoli. All the other foods listed, I agree with. They are harmful to all dogs, not only Shih Tzus. Of course, with a smaller dog, it takes only a small amount of the wrong food to make them sick. I am not a vet. My information about "people" food, and what to not feed your dogs comes from the vets over the years who have cared for my dogs. I advise you to ask your vet about what foods, in addition to dog food, that they can have. Also, ask how much is OK to feed your dog at each meal. Some foods are OK for your dog, but only cooked a certain way, and given in small amounts; otherwise they could get diarrhea and become ill.

Nooooo

Me too . I steam broccoli for my shih tzu…. When I c can’t , i worry. Better stop giving

@@aloysiouschng2252 It's nice to learn about how to care for our dogs, but I would always ask my dog's vet before I would take advice off the internet. After all, the vet knows your dog's health situation, and will give advice personalized for your dog. I wrote that my vet told me steamed broccoli was good for my dog. However, I think you should always ask and follow your vet's advice because he or she is the expert on your dog.