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August 24, 2018 at 12:32 pm in reply to: Garlic, Onions, Leeks? #120585 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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MemberFirstly, rosemary, oregano, fennel and sage are neurotoxins for dogs. Most or all of these herbs are found in virtually all store bought broths, as is onions and garlic. DNM specifically says in another more responsible article that garlic should ONLY be organic and freshly crushed and in specific amounts per body weight. My dogs vets have always said absolutely NO to garlic period. Small amounts accumulate over time and anything that is a known neurotoxin for dogs should be avoided regardless of whether or not you happen to āseeā any reactions. What reactions would you even recognize until itās possibly too late?
As for Dogs Naturally Magazine, they are a fine resource for general education HOWEVER it is still not the same as individualized treatment for a vet. All this info online is very generalized and there are always other things to consider. For example, many dogs are having seizures these days and any of these ingredients are an absolute NO for them. Therefore, bone broth must be homemade and frankly, in hindsight I wish Iād never fed these ingredients to my dog to begin with!
Lastly, these forums are dangerous for the very reason that everyone is speculating and not an expert and really donāt KNOW what their talking about.
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