Why can t dogs eat garlic?

Fast forward to the 1980s: cats that ate onions exhibited the same toxicity symptoms as dogs did. Using this amount of garlic, the study concluded that garlic had the “potential” to cause hemolytic anemia (damage to the red blood cells), and so garlic should not be fed to dogs. read more

Many dog parents wonder if garlic is safe for their dogs, and if so, how much garlic can a dog eat. They also want to know the health benefits of garlic for our dogs, and whether all dogs can be given garlic. read more

Benefits Of Feeding Your Dog Garlic. The reason why garlic is added to dog food and treats is because it has many health benefits. Even if you’re not sure about dogs and garlic, and decide to start with a low amount, your dog will still reap the health rewards. Its main claim to fame is the benefit it has on a dog’s digestive tract. read more

Concerns When Using Garlic For Dogs. Garlic is safe for your dog when you feed it in appropriate amounts as I’ll explain later. However, there are some cautions. Pregnant Dogs. Always be cautious with any medicine or supplement for pregnant dogs. Consult your holistic veterinarian when feeding garlic to expectant mothers. read more