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Can my dog eat Vidalia Onion?
Can my dog eat Vidalia Onion?
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Can my dog eat Vidalia Onion? 
Vidalia onions are famous for being the sweetest onion and are grown in Vidalia, Georgia in the U.S. These sweet onions have a mild flavor. Vidalia onions can be used in the same way you’d use regular onions. Vidalia onions are a good source of vitamin C and chromium.
Can my dog eat Vidalia onions? Can my puppy eat Vidalia onions? No, Vidalia onions, and all onions, are not safe for your dog. They contain compounds that are toxic to dogs and can cause anemia or onion toxicity (poisoning). What if my dog ate some onions? If you suspect your dog has eaten more than a small piece of onion, it’s recommended that you take him to the vet right away for evaluation. Don’t wait until symptoms develop, as it could be too late by that point.
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Sure, onions contain a substance that is dangerous for dogs. Even given in very little quantities is not advisable regardless of whether your dog likes it or not. Just don’t make it a habit of adding it to their meals as garnishing.
I’ve always kinda known onions might be harmful for a dog but Vidalia as well? I’m an onion junkie and I feel sorry for new my dog, she won’t be able to taste majority of my meals.
Though Vidalia onions are a good source of vitamin C and chromium, they are really not recommended for dogs. Just like every other dog, it can be toxic and cause your dog discomfort. There are other healthy alternatives to onion in your dog’s food if you want to add flavoring to it.
I told a friend that anything that is onions is harmful to dogs and she was really arguing with me about it. The day she cooked a homemade food for her dog and adding very little onions to taste, she called me from the hospital to say I was right. Some pet parents just do not know how to get things right with their dogs. I wonder if they think they can try experimenting with their dog’s health just for the fun of it.
No, no. Vidalia onions, and all onions, are not safe for any dog. Not even a slice in their food. Onions generally contain compounds that are toxic to dogs and can cause anemia or onion poisoning.