chocolate:
coffee/ coco:
onions & garlic:
mushrooms:
grapes/ raisens:
flowers-amaryllis/crocus/buttercups/calla lilly/christmas rose/chrysanthemum/ daffodil(bulb)easter lilly/ foxglove/hyacinth/iris(root) jessamine/morning glory/narcissus/ peony/periwinkle/poinsetta/ primrose/tulip(bulb)

houseplants- asparagus fern/ caladium/colocasia(elephants ear)deiffenbachia(dumb cane) philodendron (saddle leaf, split leaf) mum(pot & spider) umbrella plant/ aloe vera/mistletoe.

Heard about some of the others but shocked at garlic glad ive read this cant think what foxgloves are

My dogs are fed garlic and are fine. I've always been told garlic is fine

Garlic is only dangerous in stupidly high doses. In reasonable doses it acts as an antioxdant, lowers blood pressure, accelerates the breakdown of waste matter from cells, and acts as a mild flea repellent. Raw garlic is antibacterial and anti-fungal. The toxicicity level of mushrooms varies from species to species, in general wild mushrooms are the ones to avoid.

how high a dose of garlic is high to your dog? you'll never know. researches and vets have encountered quite a number of dogs with garlic poisonings.

Do you think those owners are so stupid they feed their dogs only garlics? or course not. Just like us, each of us can withstand a certain level of toxins in our body without falling sick/showing any symptom.

You've now heard of dogs coming down with garlic poisoning. If you still want to feed your dog garlics, it's really a conscious choice of yours.

Anti fungal.. anti bacteria... only if they amount to certain doses...
Flea repellant.. we've got so many kinds of topical drugs which are safe for dogs...

so why garlic?

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Denes Fact Sheet: Garlic - Denes Natural Pet Care for cats and dogs - since 1951
Denes dog food company seem to disagree with you Surrvivor

"Garlic is an anti-flea remedy, and many raw feeders never use anything else to keep fleas away, and it offers many other benefits. Although garlic is part of the onion family (which is toxic to dogs) there have never been any recorded cases of garlic poisoning at the Veterinary Toxins Unit. One crushed clove (not bulb) a few times a week is sufficient." Canine Health Concern, PO Box 7533, Perth, PH2 1AD, These guys also disagree with you ...

spot on

i agree...mine luv garlic...they ave always had it and always will get it....my old staffy is 14 years of age and is here to tell the tale and she has always had garlic...shes neva had a flea problem in her life and i can honestly say that...non of my dogs suffer wiv fleas...they luv it

Well I know some of the other things listed are dangerous, but my little heinz 57 has a cast iron stomach and acts as my unpaid hoover. She eats stray raisins and grapes, mushrooms etc LOL

She is as fit as a fiddle.

we're luckier i've only spotted one flea in the last 3 or 4 years, every dog that comes into this house is flea sprayed before they set foot in here.
then again blooming cat hang around my ferrets pen and i have to spray them every other month damn strays