Dog Onion Toxicity Calculator - Check If Onions Are Toxic

Free dog onion toxicity calculator estimates risk level based on weight and amount consumed. Determine if your dog needs veterinary care after eating onions.

Canine Onion Toxicity Estimator

Calculate the potential toxicity level of onion ingestion for your dog based on your dog's weight and the amount of onion consumed.

Dog Weight

Onion Amount

Toxicity Results

0.0g of onion Ă· 10.0kg dog weight = 0.00g/kg ratio

SafeCritical Toxicity
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A 10.0kg dog that consumed 0.0g of onion has a toxicity ratio of 0.00g/kg, which indicates Safe.

Information About Onion Toxicity

Onions contain compounds called N-propyl disulfide that can damage dogs' red blood cells, leading to hemolytic anemia. The toxicity level depends on the amount consumed relative to the dog's body weight.

Toxicity Levels Explained

  • Safe: Less than 0.5g of onion per kg of body weight. Minimal risk to your dog.
  • Mild Toxicity: 0.5-1.0g of onion per kg of body weight. May cause mild digestive upset.
  • Moderate Toxicity: 1.0-1.5g of onion per kg of body weight. Can cause anemia symptoms within 1-3 days.
  • Severe Toxicity: 1.5-2.0g of onion per kg of body weight. High risk of significant anemia requiring veterinary treatment.
  • Critical Toxicity: More than 2.0g of onion per kg of body weight. Immediate veterinary emergency.

Important Disclaimer

This calculator provides an estimate only and is not a substitute for veterinary advice. If your dog has consumed onions, contact your veterinarian immediately, regardless of the calculated toxicity level.

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