Yes, chocolate contains an ingredient that is poisonous to dogs and other animals.
They can be very ill and sometimes do die if fed ordinary chocolate.
Well, chocolate makes dogs die.
Chocolate is toxic to dogs and can cause the dog to die. This is because dogs are very sensitive to a toxin in chocolate called theobromine. Incidentally, this is also toxic to humans, but there isn't enough in most chocolates to cause a problem for humans. Theobromine is related to caffeine and is a stimulant. In dogs it can cause heart arrhythmias and heart palpatations, which can lead to death.
No not really, But what kills a dog is Chocolate
No, chocolate is extremely poisonous to Tibetan Terriers and can cause death. This also applies to all other breeds.Never feed your dog chocolate. If your dog ate chocolate, consult a veterinarian immediately.
I think they can get really sick or die
I would think so, chocolate is toxic to dogs.
No, chocolate is extremely poisonous to Bedlington Terriers and can cause death. This also applies to all other breeds.Never feed your dog chocolate. If your dog ate chocolate, consult a veterinarian immediately.
Yes, the theobromine in chocolate is extremely toxic to dogs and can cause fatal heart arrhythmias as well as liver damage. The larger the dog and the smaller the amount of chocolate, the less likely your dog is to die from eating chocolate, although it doesn't take much chocolate to kill even a Great Dane. Also, there are toxicity differences between the different types of chocolate: milk chocolate has slightly less risk than semi-sweet baking chocolate or dark chocolate.
if you are asking if chocolate can kill a dog then your wrong because it just makes them sick so to keep that from happening do feed them chocolate.
chocolate,because it has theoborine in it and can make a dog die
If your dog licks and ingests chocolate, it can be toxic to them. Chocolate contains substances that are harmful to dogs and can cause symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, increased heart rate, and even seizures. It's important to contact your veterinarian immediately if your dog consumes chocolate.