Dogs develop hemolytic anemia if they eat enough onions. I don't think that it matters too much whether the onions are cooked or not. The quantity of onions required is high enough that dogs can generally tolerate small doses of onions without any problem and moderate amounts of onion without clinically apparent disease, even though there may be measurable changes on lab test results. Cats are probably a little more sensitive to onion toxicity than dogs are. I can't find an exact quantity of onions required to cause toxicity problems in dogs, but there are several case reports of onion toxicity and they involve whole onions or sizable portions of chopped onions (like a cup or more). I think that feeding dogs meat that has been cooked with onions is pretty safe but you might want to avoid giving them the broth from around something like pot-roast if there were a lot of onions used in the cooking, just to be safe.
Large amounts of garlic will produce similar toxicity problems in both dogs and cats. I think that the amount required is not likely to be eaten by a cat but there are probably a few dogs who would lap up a container of spilled garlic.
Among common foods, the only other significant toxicity that I can think of are recent reports of toxicity from eating grapes and raisins that have been reported in dogs.
I think it all depends on the quality of the onion. I understand that if you cut your onion and leave it sitting out it can attract a lot of bacteria. It can make humans sick so it could make a dog sick too.
NO! Dogs aren't humans and their bodies can't process everything the way we do (never, ever give a dog chocolate). Onions and related foods can cause hemophilia (the inability to stop bleeding) in dogs. No onions, no.
No, they can hurl or vomit after eating onions. Onions are toxic to dogs, so should never be fed in any quantity.
Onions are not good to feed to dogs. They will make them sick.
Yes, onions are not good for dogs to eat.
Dogs should not eat raw or cooked onions as they find it difficult to digest, but raw onions are especially dangerous.
Onions are very harmful to dogs! Do not feed your dog onions. It could mean death to him.
No - dogs should never be given raw or cooked onion. Onions contain sulfides, which cause the breakdown of red blood cells and subsequent anaemia in dogs and cats. Onions and similar vegetables such as garlic, shallots and scallions contain dangerous compounds that are capable of damaging the dog's red blood cells. They should be avoided at all costs.
yes
Many times.
Yes, dogs can eat black beans. They must be well cooked and should not contain salt, onions, or garlic.
Meatloaf is not actually good for dogs. This is because many people make meatloaf with onions and dogs should not eat onions.
because the pressure changes the color when being cooked
Only if they are RAW. All cooked bones splinter and are dangerous!
For 3 days.
No. Cooked onions should be stored refrigerated.
If it is only beef, yes. If it contains onions, garlic, or spices, it would be better to avoid feeding it to your puppy. Onions and garlic can be toxic in dogs, and many dog's stomachs can't handle spiced or salted foods.