Sentences with phrase «xylitol ingestion in»

* Sources: New Findings On The Effects Of Xylitol Ingestion In Dogs from ASPCA - APCC 2006; Acute Hepatic Failure And Coagulopathy Associated With Xylitol Ingestion In Eight Dogs from ASPCA - APCC 2006, published in JAVMA (J Am Vet Med Assoc 2006; 229:1113 - 1117)

Fawcett A., Phillips A and Malik R. (2010) Hypoglycaemia and acute hepatic failure associated with xylitol ingestion in a Staffordshire - terrier cross.

With its inclusion in many food products and its high palatability, accidental xylitol ingestion in dogs is a common occurrence.

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This means unlike «cellular» carbohydrates that are naturally sweet in their whole form like sweet potatoes or blueberries, xylitol's cellular wall is already broken down before ingestion.

Xylitol ingestion is also associated with liver failure in dogs.

Xylitol (found in peanut butter), for example, can cause lack of coordination within 10 minutes after ingestion.

Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) is typically seen within30 minutes to two hours of xylitol ingestion but in rare cases the symptoms can be delayed as long as 12 hours.

Items that have xylitol listed as one of the first five ingredients can result in severe toxicosis within 15 minutes of ingestion.

Other picnic dangers include desserts made with xylitol, a natural sugar - free sweetener that with ingestion can result in an acute drop in blood sugar and even liver failure at high doses.

While it's completely safe for humans, the ingestion of xylitol results in a rapid and severe insulin release in dogs.

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However, in some cases of xylitol gum ingestion, hypoglycemia may be delayed for up to 12 hours.

Xylitol causes an increase in insulin levels, which in turn drops blood glucose to potentially life - threatening levels in as short as 30 to 60 minutes after ingestion.