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Safe for pets?

Food

Xylitol (birch sugar)

Ксилит (берёзовый сахар)

🐕 Dog · dangerous🐈 Cat · with caution

Xylitol causes a rapid insulin release in dogs, leading to dangerous hypoglycemia and potential liver failure; it is considered one of the most common and deadly toxins for dogs. Data on similar reactions in cats is limited, but ASPCA recommends caution.

Symptoms

vomiting, lethargy, loss of coordination, seizures, jaundice, liver failure (in dogs)

What to do

Contact a veterinarian or animal poison control immediately — delays can be life-threatening for dogs.

Sources: ASPCA Animal Poison Control; Pet Poison Helpline; FDA; Merck Veterinary Manual

This information is for reference only and does not replace advice from a veterinarian. If your pet has eaten something from the “dangerous” list or feels unwell, contact a vet immediately.

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