Shallots
vegetables
🐕 Safety Analysis — Dogs
Shallots, part of the Allium family, contain thiosulphate which can cause hemolytic anemia (destruction of red blood cells). They are more concentrated than onions and highly toxic.
Symptoms to Watch For
Weakness, vomiting, pale gums, red urine, rapid breathing, lethargy, collapse.
🐱 Safety Analysis — Cats
Highly toxic Allium family member that causes anemia. Cats are particularly sensitive to this compound. Complete avoidance is recommended.
Symptoms to Watch For
Lethargy, pale gums, red urine, vomiting, rapid breathing.
Additional Notes
More concentrated toxins than common onions. Very dangerous.
This information is a preliminary guideline only. If your pet has consumed high-risk food, contact a veterinarian immediately.
View Emergency GuideInformation sourced from ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center and veterinary research.
Emergency Protocol
If your pet has ingested a toxic food, contact a vet immediately. Bring the food packaging if possible.
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