Can Dogs Eat Garlic (7 KEY Benefits Say Yes)
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ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: Can Dogs Eat Garlic
Garlic is very safe and highly beneficial to dogs. It’s been authorized by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as an ingredient in pet food.
7 ways garlic benefits your dog.
Garlic is very nutrient rich and high in amino acids, inulin, sulphur, potassium, zinc, and phosphorus. Garlic also contains A, C, and B vitamins, thiamin, niacin, taurine, riboflavin along with calcium, germanium, manganese, magnesium, potassium, selenium, phosphorus, and zinc.
Garlic aids in detoxifying the body. It supports the good bacteria in the digestive system and eradicates many types of harmful bacteria. It sustains the liver while helping your dog expel waste through the whole digestive tract.
Garlic helps to avoid blood clots while stimulating the lymphatic drainage system.
It has antifungal, antibiotic, anti-tumor, and anti-parasitic properties.
It's also been shown that garlic suppresses bacteria that appear to be resistant to conventional antibiotics.
Garlic has shown to be a great multi-system booster for senior dogs, helping to clear, clean, disinfect and ward off dog flu.
And feeding garlic also helps to drive out worms and keep away fleas and ticks from your dogs body.
How to Use Garlick?
Fresh organic garlic has the best health properties because it's clean of pesticides and heavy metals. Unpeel the cloves, finely chop it and allow to sit for 15 minutes before feeding. This lets the most important component of garlic, allicin, to build up its medicinal properties to full potential and provides antibiotic, antiviral, antioxidant and anti-cancer protection.
Add to your dogs food, giving ½ tsp per 20 lbs of your dog’s body weight daily.
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Which food would I purchase for my 2.9lb Yorkie. I don’t see a choice of sizes?
@@lionessroar8762 Not sure of your specific want but, I recommend freeze dried raw as it simply means adding water to rehydrate and a quality fresh raw food option your dog will do well on: Bixby Rawbble Freeze Dried Raw chicken - amzn.to/3YH6GVD
Bixby Rawble - Freeze Dried Lamb - amzn.to/3kDbUmX
Great options for a small dog's nutritional needs and easy to implement, just go slow and small through any diet transition so the dogs gut can assilimate new foods. So mix old and new foods at first, mostly old, then increase new to old food over several weeks if necessary. It's also good to help the process with some soil based probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU Again, half dose for your dogs size first week and build from there.
Thank you. Finally, someone that tells the truth.
Your most welcome Barbara.
Thank you for sharing this information! I chose to take my dog off NexGard because of the potential adverse reactions. She wears an Amber collar and is fed fresh raw garlic daily and she never has any ticks or fleas even though our yard is infested with both.
The fear-mongering about garlic and natural health remedies needs to stop! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏻
Your welcome. Well done on removing that poison NG. I'm very excited about the amber collar, I did not know about these.
Re garlic, load up for two weeks daily, then just twice weekly should do it and I recommend fresh orgaic garlic only.
Thanks for sharing your findings, appreciated. Please stop by with more reports on the amber collar later in tick season.
@@DanScott1 thanks for the advice about the garlic feeding frequency! I gave it to her less one time and she became a tick magnet 😭
I've had the amber collar for 8 months and it worked well through summer 👍🏻
@@MeganGarzaWellness Ah, ok, thanks. The method I gave you builds garlic in the system, then tops up. Great re the Amber.
Just commenting to help with the algorithm - you deserve more recognition!!
Thank you, much appreciated.
Thank you for being truthful I gave my dog had a little bit of garlic and I was all worried you made me feel relief thank you very much
One of our best remedies with so many benefits in truth. Your welcome. Thank you for being here.
same i shared some of my food with my dog and was worried. im really glad for this video
@@tomatosausage124 Your welcome. Actually good to add some fresh foods to the dogs meals like eggs, canned sardines and part cooked and mashed veg.
I'm not sure how I just came across your videos but I am grateful. . Valuable content!
Your most welcome and yes, some valuable content on natural dog health and nutrition, vital really.
Thank you for your video!! ❤
Your welcome Zulema.
So glad I found your channel! Thank you 🙏
Your most welcome.
I'm so glad I ran in to your channel, very informative and truthful.
Following!
Your welcome and thank you.
Good and helpful thanks!
Your welcome, thanks for watching.
Sweet video, Thanks ‼️ 🌟
Thank you, yes, an often misunderstood dog health aid.
Thank you!
Your most welcome, glad you found the video helpful.
Thank you dr
Mr Dan I'm just LOVING your channel... So Happy I found it 😊😊🙏🙏 Kendra
Your welcome Kendra. Thank you.
Thank you.
Your welcome.
I knew it. I kept Reading that garlic was bad for my dog and my instincts told me that garlic has so many benefits for us there's no way that. It is 100% bad for them. There has to be some good benefits. Thank you so much for sharing the information with us. I do have a couple of questions! First one is does the Raw garlic have to be uncooked or cannot be cooked in order to get the same results... Second question my dog has a lot of tummy issues and her poops are usually really messy. I do give her one of the best probiotics everyday and I am making a couple adjustments now with her diet but I just want to make sure. Is the raw garlic cooked or Uncooked. Which? One is better for her if she has A sensitive stomach and or GI track issues? Honestly I'm not really sure what's wrong with her. She does have orange poop from time to time so I'm not sure if it's liver or pancreas... But I do appreciate your opinion on this. I know they would be good for her with some of the other things she is dealing with. Please let me know your thoughts thank you so much!🙏🏼🙂
Raw and organic garlic is best, fine chopped, let sit for 15mns, then add to food.
What your telling me comes down to diet adjustment and some supplements. Here's some free diet help:
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (best) soft boiled (ok) and preferably organic, canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better but not essential.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables and freeze dried greens.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/UTI's/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks.
Some must do's:
Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues rife from over vaccination)
If Rabies is mandatory, use Protect after shots: (Humic & Fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i
Very low carbs in diet, 10% or less (cause of inflammation, poor gut health and later, cancer) No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives (always!)
Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it.
NO white foods ie white rice, potato, pasta..
I just read your reply and Im blown away by your grnuine LOVE for animals, your knowledge and your demeanour. Its an absolute honour to see beautiful people like you sharing their time, energy, knowledge and kindness for the betterment of humanity and our beloved animal family. Blessings be to you!!!!!
Thank you😊
You are most welcome.
Thank you I’m making chicken soup and vegetables for my doggies and was wondering about garlic good to know thank You so much 🐶🐕🦮🐩🐕🦺🦴🐾❤️
Yes garlic is great for dogs as it is for people, so many benefits.
All the best Pati.
Thank you so much. Was about to cook fish for my dog and thought it has no flavor at all not even appetizer so I thought garlic might be a bit of help. Thank you for the information ❤️
Your welcome Viviene.
Thanks Dan, I started giving my dog Kyolic,aged garlic extract last year during the spring and summer months. I opened the capsules and mixed it in his food. I also have given him some of my fermented garlic in honey on occasion to. He really likes it.
Wow, femented garlic in honey... would love to taste that. Your dogs lucky, even his dull (dog) taste buds must get zingy. Lots of health and medicinal benefits in garlic
Thank you for sharing this valuable info. I hope it works for my chi-Pom. He’s had sensitive stomach issues . I’ll probably start wi 1/8 teaspoon and work my way up to 1/4. 🙏🏾 and I’ll add little slices of banana for pre-biotic. Thanks again.
While doing the above, I'd also give some Slippery Elm Bark Powder - amzn.to/3CbHXx0
Simply give a 1/4tsp once daily with food. This will coat and soothe the entire digestive tract from throat to anus. It's also nutritious. Great for unhappy guts, stomach etc
Thank you for your video I was wondering if you give virtual consultations I am from Costa Rica and I am trying to manage my dog allergies which I think are related to yeast. I have been using garlic for the past week or so but if I could get your professional inputs on what else I can do to help my dog I will really appreciate it.
It would be great to have the dogs history to really know the issues and help effectively. What do you feed?
I do have a One to One Dog Health Email Consultation and Support Service: healthydogforlife.com/one-to-one-total-dog-health-service/
Awesome information. I just gave my 10 pound chihuahua about 1/4 teaspoon of fresh minced organic garlic. I’m a little nervous because she is 13 yrs and never had garlic before. I’m doing this for a dewormer. Is there any advice for her and should I worry about the red blood cell issue? Thank you.
Keep to my dose recommendations and timescale instructions and garlic is an amazing remedy (it's way under limits). The 7 key benefits stand true.
Thank you for your honesty!
Also my dog is vegan.
the longest and healthiest dogs and humans are Vegan!
My pleasure.
Thank you so much Dan for sharing your immense knowledge! I had a question if you don’t mind, may I use garlic oil/oregano oil for a dog that may have fungus in the intestines? I’m rehabilitating a dog for a person who has no money for conventional medicine. Thank you.
Replied to previous comment.
@@DanScott1 Thanks Dan, not sure why it posted twice.
@@apoliticallevi No worries, maybe a YT tech thing. All the best.
Very interesting. Have you done a vid about honey?
Thank you. Yes I did a video on Manuka honey: ua-cam.com/video/ln3YaaYDtKs/v-deo.html
@@DanScott1 Thanks Dan.
@@fizzedupslade4082 Hey your welcome.
What about bug off chews for dogs
Dont know them but I'd say no to pre-pared products. Needs natural fresh organic garlic. Simple to prepare too.
Or, if wanting to expel bugs/mozzies/ticks, use a dab of neem oil in the usual places couple times a week: amzn.to/3iV0Igq
Can also get a cloth dog collar, soak in some neem oil and use when outdoors.
Thanks for sharing. Gave my dog garlic for 2 weeks, then started on twice per week, but still spotted odd spot of fleas on him. Perhaps it would be better to continue daily dose - at least during warmer months? Does it also work for ticks?
I'd go one better and get some neem oil for topical application: amzn.to/3iV0Igq
Mix 1 part neem oil to 3 parts carrier oil such as olive oil, mix well and finger through the hair where needed. Then you can apply some neat dab ons, again, where needed for walks. Good for skin bur deadly for mosquitoes, ticks, fleas etc.
You can also apply neat neem oil to a cloth dog collar for walks too.
I had my last dog for 15 years and always put garlic in his cooked food as I was told it kept the fleas away many many years ago. . My dog never went to the vet until his demise at15 years )apart from puppy inocculations). My now dog is always sick and many reccomend you don't feed your dog garlic anymore, so I havn't. I thought I may have caused my first dogs death. I am so glad I saw this and now I will start giving my sick girl a little garlic in her meals. Maybe she won't be as sickly anymore either. Thank you.
You did great with your last dog. Garlic is great and also focus on diet. Here's some help with that:
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (best) soft boiled (ok) and preferably organic, canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better but not essential.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables and freeze dried greens.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/UTI's/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks.
Some must do's:
Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues rife from over vaccination)
If Rabies is mandatory, use Protect after shots: (Humic & Fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i
Very low carbs in diet, 10% or less (cause of inflammation, poor gut health and later, cancer) No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives (always!)
Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it.
NO white foods ie white rice, potato, pasta..
@@DanScott1 Thank you for your information much appreciated. I am in Australia, no rabies here & I cook all my dogs meals. She has cooked 70% kangaroo & 30%chicken. with fresh finley diced cucumber. She has egg when I have eggs and sardines from a tin on the odd occasion. she eats apple, advardo, sweet potato on the odd occasion. On the very odd occasion she may get a tiny bit of kibble as I find most aggrevate her allergies buy reverse sneezing , coughing and a little runny nose and affects her breathing mainly like she has asthma. I have been giving white rice mixed in with her meals of late and she is getting worse again. So I will cut the rice, thanks for confirming that. She has dried chicken or dried kangaroo sticks with no preservatives on the odd occasion as a treat. Do you have any suggestions for a cough that may help as this has been on going for 7 years since I have adopted her, she is now 10 and a toy poodle. Believe me I have been to several vets! to no avail! I thought she may be lacking some vitamin or maybe you know of something I am able to add to her food to help with her cough. Not sure about vitamin C. Thank you. She weighs 5kg only.
Thank you for sharing this video.
People were giving me advices on my video that garlic can kill dogs, it's very dangerous for them etc.
Now I can share them this video🙏🏻
Exactly. Thanks for watching.
thankyou sir...I have a 22 pound Min Pin..He has terrible breath..Since I've been giving him raw garlic his breath is much better. I give him 1/2 of a small garlic clove sliced thin in a some ham. Is that about right? thx
Fine chop the garlic into tiny pieces, leave 15mins before serving. Amount is fine. Allow a break from garllic 1 week each month.
thx so much ...@@DanScott1 I've been taking garlic for a few years now daily...it keeps me from getting sick, gives me energy for my morning swims and mt bike rides. I'm nearly 70 yrs old. I understand that no bacteria or fungus can live in it. We love our dog..and he's 11 and is having joint issues and his breath is horrible. I thought about trying garlic with him. i liked your video and decided to try it. God bless you sir. Pastor Chuck
@@chuckborden8532 Yes the garlic will help. Give 2-3 times a week. Fine chop 1 clove, let sit 15 mins then add to meals.
For the joints, use canned sardines (in water): amzn.to/3vaXrj6
Also add eggs, preferably raw and organic. And add 1tsp once daily to food some hemp seed oil for excellent O mega 3's for skin and joint health: amzn.to/3vDdtjX
Try the above for 12 weeks and if still needing joint help, use Green Lipped Mussels (powder): amzn.to/3sZnTfN works well for joint health.
Just add the eggs, sardines to current meals.
Here are some ways garlic helps keep your dog healthy:
Prevents the formation of blood clots (anti-platelet)
Decreases cholesterol build-up (anti-cholesterolemic)
Widens blood vessels (vasodilator)
Helps prevent the formation of tumors (anti-tumor)
Stimulates the lymphatic system to remove wastes
Antibiotic, antifungal and antiparasitic.
THX will do aprreciate the feedback@@DanScott1
@@chuckborden8532 Your most welcome.
Hi I was wondering if it also helps with giardia?
Yes it does.
@@DanScott1 thank you sir, been a battle with it for sure 🤦♂️
@@randymowry1287 Fine chop the garlic and let sit for 15mins before serving. Garlic dosage for dogs: give garlic according to your dog’s size …
Small dogs: up to ¼ clove, twice a day
Medium dogs: ½ clove, twice a day
Large dogs: up to ¾ clove twice a day
Giant breeds: up to 1 clove twice a day
Here's another option to add to the garlic:
Goldenseal: amzn.to/45eB7oS
The golden-yellow root of this plant that blooms in spring can treat a variety of conditions. Combined with garlic, it’s very effective against parasites like giardia.
Give a tincture, 5 to 10 drops per 20 pounds about 2 to 3 times a day.
Try this for a month and if no joy, contact me again for an alternative.
Thank you so much my puppy had giardia it has really been hard he is 3months old he was sick when I got him at 8weeks old I need to read about it took him to vet250later he still had it what should I give him please I need help the vet I can't afford just lost my husband he had a heart attack please tell me what to give him I have been feeding him baby cereal and it is stop the diarrhea thank you for being you and helping people
I'm glad I listened to your I love honest people thank you for everything I really appreciate
How do you give the garlic do you give it cooked or raw to the dog
Give it raw, add to meal, finely chopped, let sit 15 mins first.
Thank you. It's what I thought and use garlic for my dog however when I see another person say it can be fatal and is toxic for dogs. Onion is toxic I am tought garlic is good for dogs and people
Yes, garlick has many benefits for us and our dogs:
Prevents the formation of blood clots (anti-platelet)
Decreases cholesterol build-up (anti-cholesterolemic)
Widens blood vessels (vasodilator)
Helps prevent the formation of tumors (anti-tumor)
Stimulates the lymphatic system to remove wastes
Antibiotic, antifungal and antiparasitic
Thanks so much for the information. I recently started cooking chicken rice carrots and sweet potatoes for my 80 pound German Shepherd.I started introducing garlic into the cook food. I used about five cloves. Would the cooked cloves be beneficial or harmful to my GS ?
Your welcome. Yes they would be beneficial.
Make sure to add some probiotics to all meals for better digestion of cooked food: amzn.to/3xqa2i0
Brown rice is better than white. And cook another meat type for variation ie lamb/beef.
@@DanScott1 Thank you so much. Going to get the probiotics right now. A million thanks.
@@stelystel4016 Hey your welcome.
@@stelystel4016 Your welcome. Start the probiotics at half stated dose and work up over several days to ease in.
Should use less as it's toxic at 15ml and 1 close is 3to 7. Also some dogs are more prone to be effected. Even studies that have seen slight benefits have seen a negative effect to blood cells.
Is cooked garlic less beneficial/more toxic for dogs? I ask because I usually finely chop a few cloves and add it to whatever I'm cooking for them that day. I never give it raw. Am I causing damage by doing so?
For me, garlic has to be raw and organic, very finely chopped, let sit 15mins, then serve for the best health effect.
I don't know about causing damage but certainly not getting as much benefit as the 'alicin' in the garlic is not used once garlic is cooked and it's alicin that's needed from garlic for health reasons.
Other than Neem oil ant other oil Or just neem oil to ward off ticks and fleas?
You can dab some on neat for walks. You can mix it with a carrier oil 3:1 and rub some in when outdoors and you can get a cloth collar and soak some neem oil into it and use it for walks also to prevent ticks, fleas, mozzies: Neem oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq
Hello Doctor. My German Sheppard has EPI -Pancreas deficit and she is under medication. should I give raw garlic as remedy for GI issue. many thanks
There's many things you can do. garlic is great but prepare as the video states. Also important to give a soil based probiotic only: amzn.to/3yoURqU
And give some digestive enzymes, important to: Digest - amzn.to/3OzorAu
Whats the diet like?
@@DanScott1 thanks very much. I already bought the Ultimate probiotic after watched one of your video. should I replace with Soil base probiotic. thanks again
@@s-ssiva3121 If the dog is not itching, no skin issues, no yeast issues, the probiotic you have is good. Maybe when it's finished, use the soil based one to add other flora to the gut biome.
@@DanScott1 Many thanks again. I would love to watch a video about EPI deficiency.
@@s-ssiva3121 I'll keep that in mind.
So only feed garlic twice a week or once every day thanks
Is that a question Jesse? Twice a week to have some benefit is great and to maintain. Daily for two weeks if needed as anti flea or worms to build up, then twice weekly to maintain.
Hello sir , how r u
I like ur videos
My question is - I have a labrador n he is completely 10 months soon n I'm giving him canine creek puppy dog food n it has garlic in it. So is it safe for dog n I dont know how much garlic in dog food
N love from India 🇮🇳 ♥️
I prefer fresh garlic and for your dog it's important to add fresh foods into the mix, not just dog food. So cut the canine creek in half and replace that half with eggs, canned sardines or fresh fish, some part cooked vegetables that are then mashed and maybe a little plain no sugar added lassi.
@@DanScott1
Ok n thanks you for replying
@@pulkitsharma06 Your welcome.
Can I add pinch of sea salt in my dogs raw diet?
Add a pinch of pink mountain rock salt: amzn.to/3RhqEnA
96 trace minerals and pure. I use it.
Is this dose of garlic safe for dogs with specific health issues like kidney disease, pancreatitis, or liver disease?
Here are some ways garlic helps keep your dog healthy:
1. Prevents the formation of blood clots (anti-platelet)
2. Decreases cholesterol build-up (anti-cholesterolemic)
3. Widens blood vessels (vasodilator)
4. Helps prevent the formation of tumors (anti-tumor)
5. Stimulates the lymphatic system to remove wastes
6. Antibiotic, antifungal and antiparasitic
Drug Interactions
Garlic can interact with several types of medications. Here’s a short list of ones you need to be careful with:
• Immune suppressants
• Heart medications
• Chemotherapy drugs
• Blood thinners
• Insulin
• Antacids
• High blood pressure drugs.
Don’t use garlic if your dog is on any of these drugs. Since garlic affects blood clotting don’t use it two weeks before any scheduled surgery.
Using a level measuring spoon, feed the following amount of fresh organic fine chopped garlic per day, according to your dog’s weight:
• 5lbs: 1/6 tsp
• 10lbs: 1/3tsp
• 15 lbs: 1/2 tsp
• 20lbs: 2/3 tsp
• 30 lbs: 1 tsp
My vet said to not give my 4 pound yorkie garlic. She got garlic powder and was so sick a few days later. It hurt her red bloods cells. Her vet said it takes a few days to effect the red blood cells in dogs. Did she just get too much?
Never give anything except fresh raw organic garlic, as stated in the video. I can help but what are you trying to achieve?
I started giving my puppy garlic a week ago. She is now 20 weeks old. Will she be ok? Should i stop and start again when she is 6 months old? Just got her last core vaccination a week ago as well.
I'm worried. Please help. 😢
Also thanks you for this video ❤
Stop temporarily until six months. She'll be fine. And no more shots for rest of life as core shots last 7-11 years as tested and proven. Can do titers to confirm antibodies along the way.
@@DanScott1love you don thanks for helping save our dogs
@@whiteybopbop9232 Hey your welcome, good to hear from you.
What about onions? Is onion toxicity exaggerated as well? Can a 16 pound dog safely consume a few TBLS a day of chicken broth in his water if it contains onion powder or onion extract as an ingredient, low on the ingredient list?
Onions contain a compound called N-propyl disulfide which can cause anaemia in dogs.
Onion toxicity in dogs can happen when a dog eats only 0.5% of his weight in onions. For a 75 lb dog, that’s only ¾ of a cup of onions. For a 10 lb dog, 1½ tablespoons is all it takes to cause damage. Lastly, for a 25 lb dog, it will take ¼ cup of onion.
Symptoms of onion toxicity or onion poisoning include:
Discolored urine
Decreased appetite
Elevated heart rate
Exercise intolerance
Weakness
Lethargy
Problems with balance and movement
Fainting
Diarrhea or bloody diarrhea
Pale gums
You’ll also want to watch your dog for symptoms of anemia. These signs usually appear a few days after your dog eats onions, so if you know your dog ate a toxic amount of onions, don’t wait this long to go to the vet.
Whitish or pink gums
Skin bruising
Dark or tarry stool
Blood in stool
Blood in vomit
Fatigue
So it's up to you. Powdered onion can be more concentrated. Your not feeding much so it's probably well within limits so I have listed them for you to be aware and check for any signs. None of the signs above and your ok.
@@DanScott1 Thank you so much for such an extensive response. I love your enthusiasm and passion, demonstrated by your personal responses to your commenters.
@@jdtraub Your most welcome. I have a thing for dogs, it's them I'm focussed on, just gotta get the owner involved for the dogs sake.
My 90 lb dog at 1-2 oz of Italian crutons with garlic 🧄 no 🧅 should I go to the hospital ASAP
He'll be just fine. Might be a little sick but just fine. Fast on water only for 24 hrs and lots of exercise.
How much garlic for roughly 10kg maybe under Shih tzu dog?
One medium clove (organic best) fine chopped, let sit 15 mins then serve in food 2-3 times weekly.
What about German shepherd puppy sir ?
Yes garlic is great, give a half garlic clove, finely chopped, allow to sit for 15 minutes, then add to meal 3 days per week.
What size is the puppy GSD?
@@DanScott1 I think 1 month puppy sir and again it's not well
@@TheJayzon What symptoms is the puppy showing?
@@DanScott1 sir I have replied earlier sir in the video how long dogs live
Sir are you on Instagram as well?
No, just You Tube.
@@DanScott1 if you can get one and create it will be great a lot of them are active on Instagram and can consult you as well you can also post short snippets of your videos there
@@XenonPhoenix I hear ya. Definitely an option. Got my hands full at the moment but thanks for the idea, I'll keep it on ice.
Can I give fresh garlic to my 6 months puppy weighing 8 pounds?
Yes but follow prep procedure.
Can I feed my dog a bowl of hamburger soup that had 1 onion and about 1 tsp garlic 🧄 in it?
Should be ok, onions are tricky, maybe fish most out first but should be ok, garlics fine.
Hi Dan can you help me with a discharge problem my dog has got, his penis is seeping quite abit of greenish stuff, and not sure what to do about it?
Hi Nikki, sorry for late reply. It's called smegma and normal for male dogs to discharge old dead cells. Mine did the same.
Hi Dan,.that's okay I am sure you have a busy time working and answering all your comments, and emails, family, glad your okay, as I and I am sure thousands more appreciate you taking the time to reply to our comments.
I did look it up, but the sites were saying different things, some said it it's a lot could be an infection, but how much is a lot?
anyhow I found out what it was called and that it was normal for some dogs, I wouldn't mind it if he cleaned himself but he don't and it gets everywhere! Yuck!
I have carpets as wasn't expecting to have a dog, else would have had lining of somet, every time he shakes it gets all over the place. Again yuck!
So because I dont want to get him done just cause of that, I have now got a solution which I am hoping wont affect his bits?
I got him some wraps that cover the area.
Have a lovely winter season celebration.
😊
@@nikkibaxter5550 It didn't show up, saw it in the comments section in YT back office, held for review.
Yes I know what you mean, skirting boards, walls, floor... lots of cleaning lol.
Let me know how those wraps go?
Yes have a great Solstice and Christmas.
@@DanScott1 Hi Dan thought I would update you on the wraps, well I brought two and they are okay, but i think maybe too thick, they are a little like the incontiance nappies, okay for winter not so sure for the warmer weather, he has got used to them now, and before we go for a walk in the morning he shimmies across the front of the sofa, and does a couple of body shakes, and it peeps out, I am sure he does it on purpose, I put it back on whilst i get ready and he does it again, hahaha, only does it when he knows we are goig for a walk so not to bothered about that. The main thing is that stuff isn@t being flung around my flat, and left ll over the carpet and bedding. Such a releif!
I made him a make shift one for the night so he isn't to hot, of some old cotton jarma bottoms, i put in a couple of panty shields which i can remove and replace, if not to smelly, with press studs to keep it attached, that seems to work nicely to.
He does not seem to have any issue with his bits being covered so thats good too.
So over all I would give it a thumbs up, just need to find some made of thinner material, like cotton, for the summer, might make some more?
i make sure the elastic band around the sides are turned over on the ones i brought as they were leaving a bit of an indent, which can't have been good.
One more thing, it seems my Dash has a tendency to hurt him self bounding about in the bushes chasing whatever, this evening he flew down the tree covered hill to a little stream down the bottom like some lemming leaping off a cliff, anyhow when he eventually listened to my whistles to come back, we got home and as i was cleaning his feet i noticed he had chipped his nails, one was not to bad, but the last one was sort of ripped off, like the outside of the nail so the inside was exposed, if that makes sense, anyhow, it was bleeding, so just wondered if it is something to be worried about?
As it was bleeding when he began to run about in the flat I put some honey, garlic, water mixture i made on a cotton pad and wrapped it with a bandage, and tape, when walking i placed a poo bag over it.
As cant be good to get dirt into it?
The bleeding seems to have stopped now so I took it off as he is sleeping now.
Is the the right thing to do?
@@nikkibaxter5550 Your doing great and sometimes you gotta be inventive!
Yes that was the best thing to do. Honey and garlic are good and have antibiotics in them. Next time just use some lavender 5 drops in a cereal bowl of warm water, then use a cloth, dip in water and apply to wound. Lavender heals fast and soothes the dog.
Dacshund's are fearless crazy little dogs, gotta love em.
Hi, can my 12 weeks old puppy have garlic
Don’t give garlic to puppies under six months. Puppies eight weeks or less don’t produce new red blood cells so never give them garlic. For puppies aged six months to a year, you can be cautious and feed half the regular dose.
Aargh….just added 3 cloves to my beef and chicken broth.
@@barbaramorand197 If it's a large batch, you might be fine. This is for giving raw organic garlic directly. In the broth, depending on it's volume, it's probably very small amount. Plus you'll only be giving small amounts.
It’s 2 kg of beef bones and 1 chicken carcass and 3small garlic cloves crushed
@@barbaramorand197 Should be just fine as the garlic has been cooked too, making it even less an issue.
Hello. My dog has seasonal allergies. We live in oregon. When season changes, she gets itchy skin and her paws would be red and itchy. I like to introduce garlic. She does not eat the raw garlic and it might be a bit hard on her stomach. Can I give her garlic pill?
Only use fresh raw garlic and preferablby organic, it's the only way it works.
Also for seasonal allergies use Quercetin: Quercetin Capsules: amzn.to/3GCvWUr
Here's a link to seasonal allergies video: ua-cam.com/video/7MqIMhRNXBE/v-deo.html
She may need more fresh food in the diet to boost her immune system too. And keep carbs to a minimum, no vet drugs, no vaxx, no unnatural treatments like deworming etc
Nothing is said about the anemia risk which has been shown in even the few positive studies where garlic extract was given, Those dogs also showed changes to red blood cells after 4 days, meaning it's ok if they eat it a few times but long term or intentionally can cause damage to red blood cells. Every dog is different and more or less susceptible. It's not worth risking your dogs health. Their taste buds are not as pronounced as humans so they don't need seasoning. Zinc is also toxic to dogs. Garlic is 5x as potent an allium than onions which also can cause stomach upset.
I'm talking about using fresh organic garlic only, nothing from a jar, NOT extracts studies, they are not fresh organic garlic. No wonder they gave the results they did, false premis to begin with.
Go sell tour pills and injections on another video. Clearly part of the system.
Someone please help.me
You have my reply to previous comment, relax it's ok.
Would garlic help kidney disease
Yes it would help the kidneys along with lots of veg and generally more fresh food in the diet to repair the kidneys.
Also add probiotics to all meals: amzn.to/3xqa2i0 for better digestion which also helps the kidneys.
Also keep drugs to a minimum or none as the kidneys have to filter them out.
@@DanScott1 my dog has never been on medication except when she hurt her leg years ago. She is on con seal for the kidneys. We are thinking of maybe starting selegiline also as we are pretty early in the stages of dementia. Is the selegiline bad for the kidneys?
@@Alexandrialyn To be frank with you, that is not the direction I recommend, not drugs. Too many side effects for starters and a just wrong direction to take for me.
My direction would be a fresh food diet and some health supplements. This is how I recover an older dog with the onset health issues you discuss.
Yes it's bad! (selegiline).
If you want to input a little more hands on energy into your dogs health options, I recommend the natural option of healthier diet and supplements.
Ask if you want futher help in this direction.
@@DanScott1 I commented back on a different video that you responded just now, about the homemade diet and her almost dying.
@@DanScott1 I agree as I am very against medications. What about senilife? SAMe?
I’ve heard great things about those supplements
Great way to give my dogs anemia too!
On the contrary, it's great for many dog health situations. Nothing to do with anemia though.
Is it cruel to try it on stray dog before i give it to my own dog??
Not at all, one of the best healers for many things.
Imo it would be cruel cause what if you give the stray too much garlic, difference between your dog and a stray is that one of them has immediate access to a vet if something goes wrong while the other doesn't
@@dino_mite8403 i researched about it it's a scam it's the matrix trick to make you buy shitton of drugs for a problesm that can be solved with a small garlic, they gave so many dogs so much garlic like 40 cloves each every day and none of the dogs died but they showed symptoms of anemia well that amount of garlic can f up humans too now i give my dog one small crushed clove of garlic with his food everyday one week on one week off he doesn't take any medication and his parasite free i mean nothing not even fleas and his a outside dog
Thank you so much Dan for sharing your immense knowledge! I had a question if you don’t mind, may I use garlic oil/oregano oil for a dog that may have fungus in the intestines? I’m rehabilitating a dog for a person who has no money for conventional medicine. Thank you.
I'd just use the oregano oil, it's an excellent antibiotic. When using garlic, only use fresh raw garlic fine chopped, let sit 15 mins then use.
Oregano oil (neat): amzn.to/3ulnF1T
1 drop oregano oil to 1tsp. carrier oil ie olive oil, mixed well then added to food or wrapped in treat.
If there's lots of infection, run a 11 day protocol then stop. If mild infection run 7 days. Works better than vet antibiotics and no side effects like vomiting and loss of appetite.
@@DanScott1 Thank you so much Dan, thank you for caring enough to write back. I am very grateful. Unfortunately the baby did succumb to it's illness last night but the wisdom and knowledge that you gave me during this time will indefinitely help me with my own babies and my animal rescue I plan on starting up hopefully next year.
Thank you again so much Dan, happy holidays, may you have a sweet new year.
@@DanScott1 I am assuming he may have been at the last stages of cancer, which was one of the ailments the doctors said he may have, just sad that he was 4 years old.
@@apoliticallevi Sorry to hear that, never easy. Your learning and that's great. All the best with future rescue endeavors and happy holidays.
@@apoliticallevi Wow, so young! Cancers tricky, has to be treated early and I have a natural cure for that too if your in need next time.