No. There is not enough chocolate in cereal to harm your dog unless it is known to have a severe allergy. Some dogs are allergic to chocolate but most are not. The amount of chocolate in any cereal is very small.
No it should not hurt your dog. Like any other mammal dogs can be allergic to things and chocolate is one of the things known to make a canine react. The amount of actual chocolate in a cookie in small and your dog will be fine. But don't give your dog any more chocolate. You don't know how much it will take to cause your dog serious harm.
Chocolate is like food poisoning to dogs. They are definitely NOT allowed to eat chocolate. Dogs just shouldn't eat human food because it's not very good for them. It would be the best for your dog if he/she sticks with eating dog food.===========================================================Chocolate is poisonious for dogs because it contains theobromine, a naturally occurring stimulant found in the cocoa bean. Theobromine increases urination and affects the central nervous system as well as the heart.Amounts of theobromine vary by type of chocolate and brand. A dog who has eaten a toxic dose of theobromine will start to vomit, develop diarrhea and/or become hyperactive. As time passes a dog's heart will start beating ever faster, the dog will urinate more, become more restless and pant a lot. This can lead to hyperthermia, muscle tremors, seizures, coma and even death.Should your dog accidently eat chocolate, it is important to know what type and roughly how much, e.g.White chocolate: contains the least amount of theobromine and it would take roughly 200 oz per pound of body weight to cause the above syptoms.Milk chocolate: 1 oz of milk chocolate per pound of body weight to cause the above syptoms.Sweet cocoa: 0.3 oz of sweet cocoa per pound of body weight to cause the above syptoms.Baking chocolate: 0.1 oz of baking chocolate per pound of body weight to cause the above syptoms.As a rule, the higher the cocoa content, the more dangerous the chocolate is for your dogGood pet stores will offer chocolate substitutes that look and (supposedly) taste like chocolate, which are safe for dogs and do not contain theobromine.Check the related link below for advice on what to do if your dog does eat chocolate.
Chocolate may kill dogs.
Zero. Dogs can't eat chocolate. Do not give your dog chocolate.
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no it can kill you
Yes.
Any chocolate can be harmful to dogs
Chocolate has an ingredient in it that is toxic to dogs and puppies. Please DO NOT feed chocolate to them. It does not instantly kill them, but hurts the liver and kidneys and eventually this will kill them.
It depends on the concentration of chocolate (more specifically the concentration of theobromine in the chocolate) and the tolerance of the individual dog. For instance, I personally had a neighbor whose chocolate (ironically) lab (weighed roughly 80 lbs.) ate a single Hershey bar and died, while I used to have a border terrier (weighed 15 lbs.) that ate several pieces of dark chocolate (that has a higher concentration of theobromine) and didn't even get ill. Depends on the individual dog, depends on that dog's mass, depends on that dog's metabolic rate (ability to metabolize theobromine), and depends on that dog's resistance to theobromine poisoning (also related to mass and metabolism).
No, not usually. Sometimes it can but it depends on the size and medical conditions of the dog.
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.
kill it
Chocolate Cereal contains a bit of chocolate, but that (in Britain atleast) is overpowered by wholegrain so it stays in the catgory of carbohydrates.
Never feed your dog chocolate esp. dark choc. It Can Kill. The special doggy treat chocolate made from Carob is ok though.
NO. Chocolate contains a substance known as Theobromine.This is poisonous to dogs and cats. Different types of chocolate have different amounts of Theobromine. Do NOT feed dogs or cats chocolate.
Well when I gave my dog chocolate he started jumping and wouldn't stop, then slept all the next day. It's best not to ever give chocolate to a dog because of how it reacts with their system as a poisonous compound.