I needed a breath mint, so I ate 2 heads of garlic. Yummy! – Brownie
Editor’s note: There is multiple differing opinions on the toxicity of garlic, but according to the ASPCA: “All close members of the onion family (shallots, onions, garlic, scallions, etc.) contain compounds that can damage dogs’ red blood cells if ingested in sufficient quantities.”
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Pamela
Love those glowing vampire eyes! What a brave doggy, protecting your family!
Rowan
I went through IMHA with my min pin and it was absolutely the scariest thing we’ve been through together. Her counts got so low that she ended up needing a transfusion and was on medication afterwards for six months. Thankfully, she has been in remission (it is never considered cured) for over 2 years now and we are very careful to not allow any onion related products to hit the floor. It was definitely the end of our dogs getting any sort of table scraps as well and we are OCD about watching for orange coloured pee.
COMPUTIAC
Those peepers are very scary.
Don’t look directly into them or you will be sorry.
Aramat
I think I looked directly into his eyes . . . . there is no dog but Brownie . . . .