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Cinnamon is not toxic to dogs, but it is not a treat either. Larger amounts irritate the mouth and stomach, cinnamon oil is riskier,...
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No, chives are toxic to dogs. Like onions and garlic, they belong to the allium family, which can destroy red blood cells and cause...
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Only in traces. A lot of salt can poison dogs, for example through salt dough, road salt or seawater. Salty snacks and salted food...
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No, dogs should not eat nutmeg. It contains the toxin myristicin. Larger amounts are dangerous, although a pinch in baked goods is usually not...
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No, garlic is toxic to dogs, whether raw, cooked or powdered. It can destroy red blood cells, and signs often take days to appear.
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Yes, in small amounts: dogs generally tolerate ginger, but larger amounts cause wind and nausea. Avoid it before surgery and with certain medicines.
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The workbook for your dog's first year: 12 weeks of training, trackers and reviews to fill in
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50 dog breeds honestly explained: the guide to finding the right breed before you buy one
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