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Is it okay to feed human food to my dog instead of dog foods?

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It depends on the kind of food you fed your dog whiles growing up. In my opinion, you can feed your dog human food like meat and chicken bones. 
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Yes. We can feed human foods to dog but not in larger quantity. 
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Human food is good for the dog too. However, a dog needs more calcium from bones. That is why it has 42 teeth which are equipped to break bones. Yet since men have taken the responsibility of feeding dogs then actually they should feed them on dog food.
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You can. We fed our collie three pieces of raw meat on bones. Or chicken necks, uncooked. If we only had pasta, he eats pasta, also. 
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Many human foods are safe and nutritious to dog. However, a person generally feed these foods in moderation, a larger quantities can lead to health Issues. 
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Dogs can eat human food. However, we need to be sure that these dogs will not consume chicken bones. If they accidentally eat them, then we need to bring our pet dogs to a vet. Because chicken bones can damage the intestines of dogs.
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It does not mean any thing if you have chance to feed your dog and have a necessary food to feed your dog that its thanks for your question
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The short answer is yes, dogs can eat human food. However, you have to be careful what kinds of food you give them. for example, dogs can eat fresh cooked chicken, but it should not be seasoned and any hollow bones should be removed to avoid splintering inside the dog's stomach and causing injury or death. Please be sure to research what is safe to give dogs and what is not because some human foods, such as chocolate, are toxic to dogs.
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You feed bread with milk,baked rice and baked potato it's food whelthy for your dog You feed bread with milk,baked rice and baked potato it's food whelthy for your dog
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Off course one could feed dog with human foods. The dog foods are made to fulfill the nutritional needs of animals, if you are providing a similar nutrition content food to your pet then its fine. The only thing to keep in mind is to avoid giving spicy and sugar containing foods as vet also suggest that. 
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Apart from onions, garlic, chives, chocolate, macadamia nuts, corn, avocado, artificial sweetener (Xylitol), alcohol, raw egg, salty food, dairy products,  cooked bones and processed food; dog can eat everything. 

And also you don't need to buy dog food from the market always as you can prepare yourself as well. Do a quick internet search and you will find plenty of recipe for good dog food.
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Yes, you can would I recommend it? No, because your pet needs a specific diet for them to be healthy. And if you don't have the knowledge of diatery requirements you can harm you pet.  Also some herbs and food could be toxic for your pet
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Typical human food is much rich in fatty for dogs and many foods also contain an unhealthy amount of sodium for dogs. a dog's digestive system is different from a human's. Eating too much of it can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, and even more severe conditions like pancreatitis. Salmon, shrimp, and tuna are all safe for dogs to eat and are good sources of protein, they rich in omega 3 fatty acids which can help keep a dog's immune system.

But dog food actually good for dogs has potential benefits like reduced dental plaque, healthier gums, reduced risk of bacteria, easier storage, less risk of spoilage, and nutrients such as zinc, B vitamins, and fatty acids present in fresh dog food diets help soothe and treat many skin conditions in dogs.
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No, because the human digestive system is different from a dog's. Human food is too fatty for a dog to properly digest and can cause serious problems to the dog.
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yes but not all human food as some of it is bad for dogs they have a different digestive system definently not cheese as it blocks their arterys and definently not pork as it is not good for their digestion sytem
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A dog or cat's digestive system won't do well with sudden food changes, and this is especially the case when changing from commercial pet food to human foods. Start the transition by adding a little bit of bland, unseasoned chicken, meat, or vegetables in with your pet's kibble
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Human food often contain ingredients that are very harmful to the dogs, chocolate , garlic and onions , almonds and nuts are dangerous for dogs to eat
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There is no right answer to this question since it depends on the dog's personality and eating habits. Some dogs may prefer to eat dog food while others may prefer human food. Ultimately, it is up to the individual dog owner to decide what they feel best about.
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Many human foods are safe and nutritious for dogs. However, a person should generally feed dogs these foods in moderation, as larger quantities can lead to health issues. Consult a veterinarian before giving human foods to dogs with: diabetes.
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human food is much too rich and fatty for a dog to properly digest; eating it can lead to vomiting, diarrhea and even more severe conditions like pancreatitis. Many human foods also contain an unhealthy amount of sodium for dogs.
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Chocolate, raisins, grapes, macadamia nuts, almonds, onions and garlic are all dangerous for dogs to eat. If you don't know exactly what's in the restaurant leftovers you brought home, you could unknowingly hurt your begging pooch by feeding them
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