Herbs and Spices are Some of the. It's a little-known fact that spices (and herbs) such as cumin have far greater concentrations of antioxidants than any common fruit or vegetable source. Spices also contain a particularly wide variety of antioxidants as well, making them one of the top antioxidant foods around.
If you are giving aspirin you will have to watch your dog for the following side effects: 1  Black tarry stools (suggesting digested blood) 2  Presence of blood in the vomit (suggesting a bleeding ulcer) 3  Nausea. Vomiting. 4  Diarrhea. Ulcers.  Loss of 1  appetite. Lethargy.  Anemia (suggesting stomach bleeding)
Proper Aspirin Dosage and Frequency. The recommended aspirin dosage for dogs is 5 mg to 10 mg per pound of your dog's weight, administered once during a 12-hour period. An adult aspirin is 320 mg; a baby aspirin is 80 mg. The lowest dosage will likely provide adequate relief. If not, your vet may instruct you to gradually increase the dosage. Aspirin can be toxic if given in high doses of about 30 mg per pound. For example, a baby aspirin could poison a dog weighing 2 pounds or less, and an adult aspirin could poison a dog weighing about 10 pounds.