No. Marjoram is an aromatic herb from the mint family. It has an oregano-like taste and can be used for flavoring meat, soups, and broths for humans.

German sausage recipes also use marjoram in large quantities. The herb is known to have medicinal compounds that could benefit women’s hormonal health.

Herbalists also use marjoram for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and antioxidant properties to treat various conditions in humans.

However, marjoram is dangerous to dogs.

Do not feed German sausage with marjoram seasoning to your dog.

In large quantities, marjoram can result in stomach irritation and may even cause symptoms like vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, etc.

Other symptoms of marjoram poisoning in dogs include intestinal blockage, breathing trouble, blood clotting issues, and seizures.

Marjoram could affect the dog’s heart and may even cause a drop in its blood sugar. A small dog that has eaten a large quantity of marjoram could faint or suffer from lethargy, confusion, and dizziness. See a vet right away if you suspect marjoram poisoning in your pet.

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