Sentences with phrase «blood cell damage»

It is well documented that onion and garlic cause red blood cell damage in cats and dogs.

The misconception stems from the fact that at extremely high doses, these foods can cause gastrointestinal issues and red blood cell damage in our four - legged friends.

Cats and small dogs are sensitive to some of the chemicals in onions and garlic, as these foods can cause red blood cell damage leading to anemia.

And the higher the dose, the more likelihood of red blood cell damage.

Dogs and cats can develop both forms of acetaminophen toxicity, but cats are more prone to red blood cell damage while dogs are more likely to get liver damage.

Sharing any of your Thanksgiving Day cooking that contains alliums puts your pet at risk for blood cell damage or toxic anemia.

Acetaminophen is particularly toxic to cats, resulting in red blood cell damage.

The researchers had to figure out a way to minimize red blood cell damage, which reduces their ability to transport oxygen and releases hemoglobin, which can harm kidneys and other organs.

Among the mice fed the GMO - laced chow, the scientists observed hematoxicity, (blood cell damage), with significant injury particularly to red blood cells.

- Acetaminophen is particularly toxic to cats, resulting in red blood cell damage.

Onions are known to be toxic to dogs and can cause red blood cell damage and anemia.

The toxin found in these plans can lead to red blood cell damage, in worst cases it can lead to organ failure.

Onions, Garlic, Chives These vegetables and herbs can cause gastrointestinal irritation and could lead to red blood cell damage.

Just one mothball has the potential to sicken a dog or cat and mothballs that contain naphthalene can cause serious illness, including digestive tract irritation, liver, kidney and blood cell damage, swelling of the brain tissues, seizures, coma, respiratory tract damage (if inhaled) and even death (if ingested).

Naphthalene may cause not only GI upset, but also severe neurological dysfunction (including seizure activity) and red blood cell damage: methemoglobinemia in which red blood cells can not deliver oxygen properly to the body's cells.

Grapes and raisins cause kidney failure; garlic, onions, and chives lead to red blood cell damage; chocolate, coffee, and any products with caffeine cause vomiting, diarrhea, tremors, and seizures; and xylitol (a sugar substitute found in gum, candies, toothpaste, and some prepared foods) causes liver failure.

In dogs, ingestion of human non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) drugs like Advil, Motrin and Aleve can result in stomach and intestinal ulcers and kidney failure, while Tylenol (acetaminophen) can cause red blood cell damage and liver failure.

Onions, Garlic, Chives can cause irritation of the stomach and can even lead to blood cell damage.

In dogs, acetaminophen leads to liver failure and, in large doses, red blood cell damage.

When consumed in large amounts, onions and garlic lead to red blood cell damage.

Red blood cell damage can result in the need for a blood transfusion, so avoiding these ingredients in your pet's diet is critical.