Overview
No, dogs can't eat banana shallots. The n-propyl disulfide in the vegetable can induce anemia in dogs. Affected canines may exhibit symptoms of poisoning, such as loss of appetite, increased heart rate, weakness, and reddish urine.
Can dogs eat Banana shallot?
Risks
- Banana shallots are a variety of the common shallot. They are a cross between an onion and a shallot with an elongated shape. Just like the shallot, banana shallots contain n-propyl disulfide, which is toxic to dogs. It causes red blood cells to break down, which leads to anemia. Symptoms of toxicity include lethargy, pale gums, reddish urine, decreased appetite, vomiting, panting, and elevated heart rate.
