Yes. Chocolate is toxic to dogs.
No, it is not safe for cats to drink chocolate milk as chocolate is toxic to them.
No, it is not safe for cats to drink chocolate milk as chocolate is toxic to them. It is important to keep all chocolate products away from pets.
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.
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If your dog licks chocolate, it can be harmful as chocolate is toxic to dogs. You should contact your veterinarian immediately for guidance on what steps to take next.
I would think so, chocolate is toxic to dogs.
It really depends on the weight of your dog or puppy, and the kind of Chocolate, and the amount the dog ate. No amount of Chocolate is good for a dog to eat. Dark chocolate and baking chocolate are most dangerous to dogs, milk and white chocolate pose a much less serious risk. 20 ounces of milk chocolate, 10 ounces of semi-sweet chocolate, and just 2.25 ounces of baking Chocolate could potentially kill a 22-pound dog. Unsweetened baking chocolate contains about 390 milligrams of Theobromine per ounce (the substance in Chocolate that's toxic to dogs), that about 10 times more than milk Chocolate and more than twice as much as semi-sweet Chocolate. White Chocolate contains very little Theobromine. Serious toxic reactions can happen if your dog eats of about 100 to 150 milligrams of Theobromine per kilogram of body weight. If you think your dog ate Chocolate, call your vet's office, or call animal poison control. You need to get help before your dog shows symptoms of diarrhea, vomiting, hyperactivity, muscle tremors, restlessness and rapid heartbeat.
While chocolate can be toxic in dogs, milk chocolate is less hazardous than dark chocolate and the amount of chocolate in a single M&M is small. Given that and the size of your dog, I think she'll be OK. See the related link. If she starts acting sick, not eating or vomiting, take her to be checked out by the Vet right away.
It depends on the dog, Chocolate is very bad for dogs because of the Toxic Theobromine content. I recommend keeping an eye on your dog to see if they have any trouble breathing, muscle twitches or vomiting. If any of these occur please contact your local vet... Milk chocolate is not as bad as dark chocolate and unsweetened is the worst, white chocolate has almost no Theobromine and is safe for dogs
Dogs are unable to digest animal milk of any kind other than dog milk. It would destroy their digestive system. This is also true for anything with milk in it, such as chocolate. As far as I am aware, special dog milk is made that doesn't harm their digestive system. There is also dog chocolate and dog ice-cream.
well both dogs are not suppose to have chocolate period. so i would say though dark milk chocolate would be worse!
A human's liver is far better at dealing with certain kinds of chemicals than a dog's or cat's is. A lot of foods that are perfectly fine for humans are poisonous to dogs and/or cats.Chocolate contains several chemicals called xanthenes (caffeine is one type of xanthene) that are toxic to dogs. What happens depends on how big the dog is, how much chocolate they eat, and whether it's dark or milk chocolate (dark chocolate has more xanthenes than milk chocolate). If a large dog eats a small piece of milk chocolate it probably won't do much harm, but you shouldn't intentionally feed it to them.