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Borax isn't just toxic to bugs, plants and fungi, it's also toxic to dogs and to people as well. Within two hours of ingestion of sodium borate, your dog may experience symptoms including vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain, drooling and excessive thirst, warns the NPIC.
While borax can kill fleas, never use it on your pup -- it's toxic to him. Sodium borate, more commonly known as borax, is a naturally occurring mineral salt of boric acid. This white, powdery substance frequently serves in detergents and pest control products. Because of its insecticidal properties, some people sprinkle borax around their homes to kill pests like fleas and roaches.