Overview
Can dogs eat stinking chamomile? No. Stinking chamomile contains a cocktail of toxins that can harm dogs such as tannic acid and chamazulene. If ingested excessively, stinking chamomile can induce vomiting, nausea, and bleeding in dogs.
Can dogs eat Stinking chamomile?
Risks
- Stinking chamomile contains volatile oils, anthemic acid, tannic acid, bisabolol, and chamazulene; these compounds are toxic to dogs. Toxic symptoms include anorexia, bleeding, vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, and loss of appetite.
- The whole stinking chamomile plant has acrid juice, which can cause skin allergies when touched or ingested.
