The acute oral lethal dose of salt in swine, horses, and cattle is ~2.2 g/kg; in dogs, it is ~4 g/kg, but clinical signs of toxicosis can appear after ingestion of 2–3 g/kg.
Will a little bit of salt hurt my dog?
The quick answer is yes, salt is safe for dogs in moderation. However, the difference between whether salt is safe or dangerous lies in how much they ingest. So balance the amount of salt in your dog's daily diet and avoid any other sources of salt if you can.
What happens if a dog eats table salt?
Key Takeaways. No, salt is not recommended for dogs. Too much salt can cause vomiting, diarrhea, muscle tremors, incoordination, and seizures in dogs. Ensuring access to fresh drinking water reduces the risk of salt toxicity in dogs.
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