Xylitol is harmful to dogs. The dog will secrete a lot of insulin after eating xylitol, after which the blood sugar will drop sharply and the dog will suffer from poisoning or liver failure, and the intake of large doses of xylitol may kill the dog. According to scientific research, 3g of xylitol is enough to kill an adult dog, and the poisoning of a dog usually occurs after half an hour, and if it does not get timely treatment within that half hour, the dog will have a life-threatening condition. Even a small amount of xylitol can cause significant damage to a dog’s liver.
