If a large amount of onions is eaten at one time, the pet may develop a sudden anemia several days following the onion feast. Interestingly, garlic can cause the same problems as onions, but since garlic is usually only used in small amounts, dogs and cats aren't likely to ingest a toxic quantity. read more
Interestingly, garlic can cause the same problems as onions, but since garlic is usually only used in small amounts, dogs and cats aren't likely to ingest a toxic quantity. The signs you see with onion toxicosis are signs of anemia and low oxygen such as lethargy, weakness, red urine, decreased stamina, and pale or bluish gums, especially with exercise. read more
Keep your dog away from macadamia nuts and foods that have macadamia nuts in them. Just six raw or roasted macadamia nuts can make a dog sick. Look for symptoms like muscle shakes, vomiting, high temperature, and weakness in his back legs. read more
Since dogs do not have the enzyme used to digest this substance, onions become a harmful food for them. Although rarely any observable side effects can be seen if your pooch consumes just a minimal amount of onions. read more