Can my dog eat Kurrat?
Can my dog eat Kurrat?
Can my dog eat Kurrat? 
Kurrat, also known as Egyptian leek, is part of the Allium family and is related to onions. Egyptian leek is a popular veggie that’s native to Egypt. It’s also used in countries around the Mediterranean. The flowers, root and leaves of this plant are edible and can be used in various recipes. This veggie is packed with nutrition and includes folate, niacin, Vitamins A, C, E & K, along with a good dose of fiber.
Can my dog eat kurrat? No, this veggie is related to onions and other plants of the Allium family. These plants contain compounds that are toxic to dogs. Can my puppy eat kurrat? No. What would happy if my dog ate kurrat? The compounds found in kurrat could cause anemia in your dog and could also lead to leek poisoning. Leek poisoning can cause stomach and intestinal inflammation (gastroenteritis). Call your vet as soon as possible if your fur baby has eaten kurrat.
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I don’t know the reason but I know my dog is not that attracted to onions and other veggies in the Allium family. She eats and swallows virtually anything that comes her way except that.
That’s a good thing for your dog anyway. These veggies aren’t healthy for dogs so if your dog is naturally not attracted to it, that’s like taking the extra burden of having to keep her away from your head.
But what if my dog accidentally eat this while I’m away, what will I do? And are there any symptoms or signs that will show that she just eat Kurrat? Pet parenting isn’t an easy job 🙁
Lol… I can understand. I don’t think there is any visible and instant sign to show she has eaten such a thing. You can smell her mouth to know though. If you notice that’s what she eat, try and speak to your vet about it at once.