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I'll quote the article here in case people didn't have a chance to click on the link: In 2000, a study at Hokkaido University was done in which four dogs were each given 1.25 ml of garlic extract per kg of body weight for seven straight days. So... if the dog weighed 50 pounds, he would have...

My dog doesn't take well to chicken, which is common with a lot of dogs. So I totally agree that some dogs might be allergic to certain things like onions and garlic, as some people are.

My 5 pound Papillon (6 years old, almost 7) eats onions in my beef stew all the time, and he passed his physical with flying colors. Except for teeth cleaning that is common with little dogs, he hasn't needed any medical attention. As I mentioned, I fed my dog canned dog food during the 70's...

I want to clear up this controversy because it makes me so mad every time I hear or read about garlic and onions being toxic to dogs. I have fed my Great Pyrenees minced garlic mixed with olive oil for months, if not years to repel fleas and ticks which were very common in Northern California...