Greater Swiss Flatland Dog (Definite Introduction)
Eggs are rich in protein and other nutrients. It is a rare and excellent food for dogs. However, the feeding method of eggs must be correct, otherwise it will not only fail to supplement nutrition, but may also cause certain damage to their health, so let’s learn about feeding eggs to dogs correctly.
Dogs should eat cooked eggs. Raw eggs contain more bacteria and microorganisms than cooked eggs. Heating can kill many bacteria and microorganisms that are harmful to the body. Although raw eggs have their own flavor and are completely natural, there are certain factors that may cause vomiting, diarrhea and other digestive system defects in dogs. It's too much.
Raw eggs contain anti-vitamin H (biotin) substances. Biotin, also called vitamin H, is a water-soluble vitamin that also belongs to the vitamin B family. It participates in the metabolism of fatty acids and carbohydrates in the body; promotes protein synthesis; also participates in the metabolism of vitamin B12, folic acid, and pantothenic acid; promotes Urea synthesis and osmosis. Raw eggs contain a kind of avidin, which can form a safe and inactive complex with biotin, which seriously affects the absorption of absorbed biotin. This kind of avidin is sensitive to heat, and heating can greatly reduce its activity. Therefore, cooked eggs contain much less avidin than raw eggs. From this perspective, eating cooked eggs is more harmful than raw eggs. Dogs are more nutritious.
Therefore, when feeding eggs to dogs, they should be cooked first and do not let them eat raw eggs. Otherwise, it is likely to cause them to have diarrhea and vomiting, which is contrary to our original intention. Talking about it.
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