Can my dog eat Garlic?
Can my dog eat Garlic?
Can my dog eat Garlic? 
Garlic is used around the world in all types of dishes. Chances are you either love it or hate it, but we’re all familiar with this healthy veggie. Garlic is filled with more than pungent odor, it’s also packed with nutrients and compounds that are beneficial to human health. This vegetable is filled with manganese, Vitamins B6 & C, selenium and more.
Can my dog eat garlic? No, garlic is not recommended for your pup, as it can be toxic. It contains a compound called thiosulfate, which can cause to anemia in dogs. In large amounts, garlic can also cause major digestive issues, including vomiting and diarrhea. Can my puppy eat garlic? No, you shouldn’t give your puppy garlic. What if my dog ate quite a bit of garlic? That could lead to toxicity, with symptoms including the severe digestive issues mentioned above. If you think your pup’s eaten garlic (in any amount), be sure to monitor him for any signs of digestive or other issues. Call a vet and get your dog in as soon as possible for treatment if you suspect he’s developed garlic toxicity.
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Lol. So now I can finally see a good use for garlic aside the pungent odor that makes me not like it initially. I don’t like it myself and can’t imagine giving my dog. But with the nutrients I see it contains that are beneficial to our health, I may have a rethink.
Hmmm.. I’m not sure I remember what happened when I fed my dog a meal I added garlic to. Even though I can’t completely remember what it is, I know it was not a friendly experience for my dog. I won’t wish any dog to go through that.
It is not a friendly encounter I tell you. When I face mine, it caused anemia in my puppy and we were visiting the vet for like a whole week. He didn’t stop having diarrhea for some more days and at the end of the whole thing, we have been very cautious about what we feed him.
I put garlic in almost all my meals and I thought it would be nice to start adding it to my dog’s meals. I’m super thankful for this information. I would have been putting my dog in danger.