Why is Xylitol Bad for Dogs?

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In this podcast, Why is xylitol dangerous for dogs? It’s not actually dangerous for humans and many other animals, but dogs have a different metabolism for xylitol. 

Xylitol is a sugar alcohol used in things like gum, toothpaste, keto baked goods, chewable vitamins, and more. 

Xylitol can create a massive insulin release in dogs. This can bring the blood sugars way down and can cause hypoglycemia. 

A few symptoms of hypoglycemia in dogs:

 • Weakness 

 • Staggering 

 • Vomiting 

 • Liver damage 

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