10 Foods Your Shih Tzu Should Never Eat

If you’ve ever given your Shih Tzu “just a tiny bite” and thought nothing of it, this video might change how you see food forever. Most feeding mistakes don’t look dangerous in the moment — that’s why they’re so common.

This video breaks down ten foods your Shih Tzu should never eat, not with scare tactics, but with real explanations about what actually happens inside a small dog’s body. Shih Tzus don’t have much margin for error. Their stomach, liver, pancreas, and nervous system react fast — sometimes quietly, sometimes too late.

We talk about everyday foods people underestimate. Chocolate, onions, garlic, sugar-free gum, fatty leftovers, seasoned food, and even things that fall on the floor while cooking. None of these feel like a big deal to humans. To a small dog, they can be a serious biological shock.

You’ll learn why problems don’t always show up right away, why repeated “small amounts” are often more dangerous than one big mistake, and how stress and timing can turn even familiar food into a trigger.

This video reframes #dogbehavior as trust, not begging.
It explains #ShihTzuCare as prevention, not restriction.
And it brings honest #dogtalk to one hard truth: love doesn’t protect a dog from biology.

If your Shih Tzu has ever had stomach issues, weakness, shaking, or sudden behavior changes, this video helps you connect the dots — and avoid regrets that start with good intentions.

#dogbehavior #ShihTzuCare #dogtalk