A fawn-colored pug sitting on a hardwood floor, staring at a broken bar of dark chocolate with a concerned expression—highlighting the danger of chocolate for dogs.

Can Dogs Eat Dark Chocolate? What Pug Owners Need to Know

ByBepug Team

Dark chocolate might be a rich treat for humans, but it’s one of the most dangerous things your pug could eat. Because of their small size and sensitive systems, even a little bit can quickly turn into a medical emergency. If you’ve ever left a chocolate bar on the counter or had your pug sniffing…

A fawn-colored pug sitting on a kitchen floor, surrounded by five foods dogs shouldn’t eat: chocolate, grapes, onions, avocado, and cooked bones.

5 Foods Dogs Should Not Eat: Essential Warnings for Pug Owners

ByBepug Team

Some human foods may seem harmless, even healthy, but when shared with your pug, they can cause digestive distress, organ damage, or even become life-threatening. Pugs, with their compact size and sensitive systems, are especially vulnerable to food-related issues. Understanding which items to avoid is a vital part of keeping your pup happy, healthy, and…