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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.
Borax is used in the process of making boric acid, but there is a tremendous chemical difference between the two. Borax is a naturally occurring mineral, though of course, that doesnât make it inert or safe either. Arsenic is a naturally occurring metalloid but it isnât safe for human use.akes sense not to use any form: borax, sodium borate or boric acid as an eye wash, skin scrub or drink it, but it doesnât answer the question about if occasional indirect contact (in things like cleaning products) is safe. Hereâs the full material data safety sheet if you want some light reading.