Sentences with phrase «small amounts of garlic»

Start with very small amounts of garlic — just a pinch — and increase it as your cat grows more used to it.

However, eating small amounts of garlic (experiment 1) had no statistically significant effect.

However, my experience is that small amounts of garlic cause no issues.

I wouldn't want to eat small amounts of arsenic, why would you give your pet small amounts of garlic?

However small amounts of garlic can actually be beneficial.

Small amounts of garlic over a period of time can lead to an eventual toxicity, so it's best to use extreme caution with the foods you're giving your dog.

I'm willing to «cheat» just a smidge by using a very small amount of garlic powder, and I can certainly substitute heavy cream for milk, but I'm not sure what to do to replace the flour.

A small blender or mini-chopper works well for small amounts of garlic or onion that need to be minced.

As paw - rents, we'd definitely like to share these perks with our beloved furkids — and in fact, many have already been doing so, by feeding small amounts of garlic to their pooches.

Don't add it to their food, and don't let them have leftover people food that contains even small amounts of garlic.

I do steam our vegetables, but then I either sauté them in a small amount of garlic and olive oil to add flavor.

Consumption of even small amounts of garlic or raisins are associated with significantly lower risk of pregnant women going into premature labor or having their water break too soon.

I add a small amount of garlic throughout the cooking process.

Even a small amount of garlic could cause problems in dogs.

Even if your cat appears to digest a small amount of garlic without any difficulty, the effects of consuming the toxins found in this pungent vegetable can add up over time.

I also add eggshell powder, nutritional yeast, Vitamin C, a small amount of garlic, and fish oil to their food.

To deter fleas, you can add a small amount of garlic powder on their food.

If your recipe has even a small amount of garlic in it, you should keep your food to yourself.

In fact, it's even been suggested that small amounts of garlic can work as a natural flea deterrent.

But the small amounts of garlic in this product shouldn't be a concern, as the garlic issue only becomes a significant problem with large doses.

Some dog treats contain a small amount of garlic, which is alright, but ingesting a lot of garlic can also be dangerous for your pooch.