Will lime hurt dogs?

Small amounts of hydrated lime dust may cause inflammation of the eyes, while large amounts can result in chemical burns or blindness. ... Wet hydrated lime may cause chemical burns with irreversible damage. Ingesting it can burn the mouth, throat, stomach, and digestive tract. read more

Steve is correct. Although ingesting a little lime powder won't hurt your dog, watering it in would be safer. The pelletized products might be an even better bet: not dust, no tracking in the house. read more

Small amounts of hydrated lime dust may cause inflammation of the eyes, while large amounts can result in chemical burns or blindness. Inhaling the dust can irritate, or even burn, the nose, throat, and lungs. Wet hydrated lime may cause chemical burns with irreversible damage. Ingesting it can burn the mouth, throat, stomach, and digestive tract. read more