4 Foods That are Toxic to Dogs by Marc Smith, DVM, MS
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In this informative video, @MarcSmithveterinarian shares crucial insights on four common foods that can be hazardous to your #dogs.
Learn why raisins, chocolate, garlic, and ibuprofen are harmful to dogs and what steps you should take to keep your furry friends safe.
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OK thank you very much I don’t give garlic but it used to be that was a total no-no and now I think they’ve changed it along with other things even maybe avocado but I’m not sure do you listen to Dr. Karen! Becker at all she’s a veterinarian also
Our kitchen has a gate to keep the dogs out so they don't eat something they shouldn't. We also have a gate by the front door so they can't bolt.
@MarcSmithveterinarian
4 ай бұрын
That sounds like a good plan!
I heard the new report that some garlic is not bad but you’d have to do some research on it. I still don’t give it but I think they’re changing that but please do your research on it.
@MarcSmithveterinarian
4 ай бұрын
Right, garlic is not toxic in small amounts. In fact, we do recommend it mainly for flea/tick prevention. It can also help with cardiovascular and immune health - in small amounts. What we mean is that too much garlic is toxic. It's best to consult a vet for direction on this.