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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>I went to google and found American Animal Hospital
Asso. lists onions and garlic among other plants as harmful.I don't know about
the recipe you have. I use liquid garlic to spray my yard in the spring to
battle mosquitos, but it is very diluted and I imagine how much and in what
form would matter in any case. Even potato and tomato plants and roots are
harmful, but I gave my dog small amounts of potato chips occasionally. Parts of
the black walnut tree are poisonous to humans and animals, but the ground hulls
( in store bought capsules)are helpful to fight parasites. I try to keep my pets
away from onions and garlic as a food, but I imagine at some time thay have had
a taste of something that it was cooked into. I found that mums and lillies and
hydrangeas are harmful, but my Basset never bothered them. However
I have a small puppy with a very strong hunting instinct, and I am
concerned about his eating them.He puts everything into his
mouth.The strawberry jam we buy has a hidden ingredient; grape.My Basset
loved to have a bite of my toast, but I had to quit giving it after I read the
ingredients. The small amount he had had didn't harm him before I learned it was
a hidden ingredient. I thought years ago, garlic was mentioned as a pill to keep
flies and fleas off outdoor dogs. Maybe it was discovered to be harmful in
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