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Lol, you’d have to give your dog SO MUCH chocolate to make it vomit. It would have to be very dark plus large amount plus a tiny dog 🙄 my dogs eat chocolate all the time
I just had to give my little Doxie hydrogen peroxide. He got a hold of a 90% Cocoa bar. He ate 50g while I was in the bathroom. He vomited within 5 minutes. Of course, I did this with the advice of my vet.
Thank you so much for providing the calculations. This was by far the most helpful video on this subject. My daughter snuck into a bag of milk chocolate chips today. My doggo buddy also found them on the floor. Should be mild. Only 118 g were missing from the bag. Between my 55 Lb Golden Retriever and my daughter they had a maximum of 118 g. I'll monitor her closely for the next 24 hours just in case. Thank you so much.
My dog is about 11 pounds and he is coughing a lot he has ate small chocolate chips over the course of a month so like 5 per week because we drop them sometimes is this enough to kill him or is he fine?
Not really toxic I've given my dog chocolate for 10yrs and he is healthy for a 10yrs and he's eaten it nearly everyday cause he begs for it 😂 and fucking fine
Important to note, if your dog ate something poisonous that you know didn’t have any hard or sharp pieces give them hydrogen peroxide right away. You will need to research the appropriate amount for their weight. It will likely make them vomit. I don’t know if this is applicable safety wise for cats
Yup. Nipper, my wire hair fox terrier (now deceased), ate a whole bag of Nestle chocolate while we were out. I called my vet at home at 10pm. He said it wasn’t real chocolate. If it was (dark chocolate), then hydrogen peroxide to make him throw up. You’ve got it right. I miss Nipper, and Asta and Bobbie, and Thumper, and Maggie and Hannah, and Joe. I’d have a hundred if I could.
My chocolate lab, Cocoa, ate chocolate. She was OBSESSED with trying to get chocolate. She ate my daughter’s Halloween chocolates one year, but she ate them in the wrappers and pooped out a bunch of wrappers the next day. Cocoa died over six years ago, but I still remember all of the crazy things that she used to eat. I currently have two yellow labs. One is a picky eater and the other eats anything and doesn’t even care if the item isn’t actually food!
I would like to know why my 7 month old pittador eats everything and acts like he's hungry all the time he eats beer cans pine cones plastic anything and now he's eating crap. he gets fed twice a day with homemade food and kibble with treats in between and has no worms. what is wrong with him
It’s mind boggling that now that chocolate is toxic to dogs I can’t seem to be able to give them any, my brother gives the hotdog and Belgian malinois peanut m and m, when I had Dobermans they all ate chocolate and they all lived long lives. 🤷♀️
I've always been afraid of chocolate and make sure my dogs are nowhere near it. My Conure (small parrot) grabbed a piece of chocolate out of my hand and immediate threw it up like a projectile coming out of her mouth.
I wrapped up a box of chocolates and put it under the tree at christmas and my dog smelled it and ate it. There went my moms present. We used to wrap up rawhides and hide them under tree so she prob thought chocolate was for her.
Pips tail makes me laugh at the end, it looks like it is spinning around! I expected her flying off the table from her tail propulsion 😂😂 Great information especially as Christmas is approaching and every has chocolate in the house. Thanks for yet another great informative video. Wishing you and your family a very merry Christmas and a great 2020 from here in the uk xxx
Slightly related… our 6 year old girl was fed raisins by a small boy. My husband didn't know she couldn't have raisins. When I found out we called the Pet Poison Control Center (I knew raisins were bad but didn't know how bad or why — raisins/grapes can cause kidney failure). They told us to use the peroxide (like Dr Jones said) but also said to jog her (or briskly walk her) for 10 minutes to help her vomit. They told us (like Dr Jones said) that we could administer the peroxide once more (and ONLY once more) if she didn't vomit the first time. Luckily I had a large syringe in a kit that I keep for her. The second time she did vomit but the raisins didn't come up (only her supper). We took her to the emergency vet where they induced vomiting again, gave her a liquid activated charcoal solution, antiemetics (to stop the vomiting/nausea) and subcutaneous fluids. We were allowed to take her home because we thought she had only been given 2-3 raisins (5 at the most). The next day we found 16 raisins in her stool (the emergency vet got one up while she was there). Our regular vet did blood work during a follow up from the emergency visit and found her kidney values were high. We ended up taking her to another emergency clinic (because they were open 24hrs and she wouldn't have to be moved). She got 24 hours of IV fluids, more antiemetics, more charcoal etc. By the grace of God her kidney lab values came down and she was able to come home after only 24 hours. It was very scary. Please make sure everyone who might care for your dog or cat (or other pet) knows which foods and plants are toxic to animals or simply have a rule that they can't be fed away from you. I've bought fabric, made a bandana and my mother is going to embroider "No Treats" on it for her to wear when we go out… people are always trying to give her treats.
Merry Christmas . My big dog gets a tiny piece every once in a while No dark chocolate for him. My little one never gets chocolate. Thanks for the video. Love seeing the pups.
Thank you for simplifying this. Two years ago my lab ate 2 Ghiradeli chocolate bars, containing caramel and raspberry fillings (so not all chocolate). I called the number on the back of the package and talked with someone in the laboratory to determine the amount of toxic ingredients. It was a stressful time. Your explanation helps me feel prepared and capable of handling any such incidents. I will pick up a new syringe and hydrogen peroxide this weekend, since chocolate is about to enter my home again. Thank you.
Lol, you’d have to give your dog SO MUCH chocolate to make it vomit. It would have to be very dark plus large amount plus a tiny dog 🙄 my dogs eat chocolate all the time
I just had to give my little Doxie hydrogen peroxide. He got a hold of a 90% Cocoa bar. He ate 50g while I was in the bathroom. He vomited within 5 minutes. Of course, I did this with the advice of my vet.
Please answer my dog doesn’t weigh that much and ate a few crumbs of chocolate milk chocolate
Thank you so much for providing the calculations. This was by far the most helpful video on this subject. My daughter snuck into a bag of milk chocolate chips today. My doggo buddy also found them on the floor. Should be mild. Only 118 g were missing from the bag. Between my 55 Lb Golden Retriever and my daughter they had a maximum of 118 g. I'll monitor her closely for the next 24 hours just in case. Thank you so much.
My dog ate the top of 2 brownies (the crust part). He ate it about 2hrs ago. The brownies were pretty strong cocoa wise. I hope nothing happens 😣
my dog ate half of a lindt caramel milk chocolate truffle and i'm scared
Thank you so much my aunts dog licked just a tiny bit of it and I was scared she wouldn’t be ok but she’s just fine this helped so much
My dogs a lasa apsa and she ate an m and m size of a chocolate muffin, I thinks she's ok but not sure
My dog is about 11 pounds and he is coughing a lot he has ate small chocolate chips over the course of a month so like 5 per week because we drop them sometimes is this enough to kill him or is he fine?
Dashchund consumed a tiny or nano corner of 1 tiny bar of milk chocolate
Thank you this helped my little dog (as you can see as my profile picture) and he’s fine thank you!
My dog ate a cookie will she be fine???
Not really toxic I've given my dog chocolate for 10yrs and he is healthy for a 10yrs and he's eaten it nearly everyday cause he begs for it 😂 and fucking fine
Can a trick kill a dog please tell me
Please help, my cocker spaniel which is seven years old has eaten a nutella sandwich what should i do?
What if a 12 pound dog it's a small chips ahoy cookie
Important to note, if your dog ate something poisonous that you know didn’t have any hard or sharp pieces give them hydrogen peroxide right away. You will need to research the appropriate amount for their weight. It will likely make them vomit. I don’t know if this is applicable safety wise for cats
PIPSTER
Chocolate has caffeine, which is definitely not good for your pet!!
Yup. Nipper, my wire hair fox terrier (now deceased), ate a whole bag of Nestle chocolate while we were out. I called my vet at home at 10pm. He said it wasn’t real chocolate. If it was (dark chocolate), then hydrogen peroxide to make him throw up. You’ve got it right. I miss Nipper, and Asta and Bobbie, and Thumper, and Maggie
and Hannah, and Joe. I’d have a hundred if I could.
do you recommend the marty goldstein freeze dried food? I just sat through a very long video & would love to know your opinion. thank you
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishing the best for you and all your Family and you flurrybabies….Blessings
Happy Holidays may you and yours have all the happiness your heart desires and may the new year bring you love, laughter, and prosperity.
How about cats?
My chocolate lab, Cocoa, ate chocolate. She was OBSESSED with trying to get chocolate. She ate my daughter’s Halloween chocolates one year, but she ate them in the wrappers and pooped out a bunch of wrappers the next day. Cocoa died over six years ago, but I still remember all of the crazy things that she used to eat. I currently have two yellow labs. One is a picky eater and the other eats anything and doesn’t even care if the item isn’t actually food!
I would like a copy of your book to help me care for my 8 years old cat, please.
I would like to know why my 7 month old pittador eats everything and acts like he's hungry all the time
he eats beer cans pine cones plastic anything and now he's eating crap. he gets fed twice a day with homemade food and kibble with treats in between and has no worms.
what is wrong with him
My chocolate lab loved to eat but he hated the smell of chocolate. He would turn away from it.
Love to see Pippi 😍
Same here, only it was a giant holiday snickers bar mine ate, didn’t even throw up or anything…wasn’t enough to harm, i guess…
Please make another video on grapes/raisins, onions & anything else toxic & common. Thanks!
It’s mind boggling that now that chocolate is toxic to dogs I can’t seem to be able to give them any, my brother gives the hotdog and Belgian malinois peanut m and m, when I had Dobermans they all ate chocolate and they all lived long lives. 🤷♀️
I've always been afraid of chocolate and make sure my dogs are nowhere near it. My Conure (small parrot) grabbed a piece of chocolate out of my hand and immediate threw it up like a projectile coming out of her mouth.
Your neighbor are really lucky to have you as a friend of their pets.
Have a Happy Christmas Dr Jones : ) Thank you.
I wrapped up a box of chocolates and put it under the tree at christmas and my dog smelled it and ate it. There went my moms present. We used to wrap up rawhides and hide them under tree so she prob thought chocolate was for her.
Pips tail makes me laugh at the end, it looks like it is spinning around! I expected her flying off the table from her tail propulsion 😂😂 Great information especially as Christmas is approaching and every has chocolate in the house. Thanks for yet another great informative video. Wishing you and your family a very merry Christmas and a great 2020 from here in the uk xxx
Slightly related… our 6 year old girl was fed raisins by a small boy. My husband didn't know she couldn't have raisins. When I found out we called the Pet Poison Control Center (I knew raisins were bad but didn't know how bad or why — raisins/grapes can cause kidney failure). They told us to use the peroxide (like Dr Jones said) but also said to jog her (or briskly walk her) for 10 minutes to help her vomit. They told us (like Dr Jones said) that we could administer the peroxide once more (and ONLY once more) if she didn't vomit the first time. Luckily I had a large syringe in a kit that I keep for her. The second time she did vomit but the raisins didn't come up (only her supper). We took her to the emergency vet where they induced vomiting again, gave her a liquid activated charcoal solution, antiemetics (to stop the vomiting/nausea) and subcutaneous fluids. We were allowed to take her home because we thought she had only been given 2-3 raisins (5 at the most). The next day we found 16 raisins in her stool (the emergency vet got one up while she was there). Our regular vet did blood work during a follow up from the emergency visit and found her kidney values were high. We ended up taking her to another emergency clinic (because they were open 24hrs and she wouldn't have to be moved). She got 24 hours of IV fluids, more antiemetics, more charcoal etc. By the grace of God her kidney lab values came down and she was able to come home after only 24 hours. It was very scary.
Please make sure everyone who might care for your dog or cat (or other pet) knows which foods and plants are toxic to animals or simply have a rule that they can't be fed away from you. I've bought fabric, made a bandana and my mother is going to embroider "No Treats" on it for her to wear when we go out… people are always trying to give her treats.
one of my cats ate dental floss and i gave her peroxide and she threw it up.
Merry Christmas . My big dog gets a tiny piece every once in a while
No dark chocolate for him. My little one never gets chocolate. Thanks for the video. Love seeing the pups.
i always keep chocolate out of reach for my animals thank you for a good video
don't know what your words are because CC isn't available on this video…..all like did read the com( ments and like guess it's not too serious……
I love your videos, thank you.
Thank you for simplifying this. Two years ago my lab ate 2 Ghiradeli chocolate bars, containing caramel and raspberry fillings (so not all chocolate). I called the number on the back of the package and talked with someone in the laboratory to determine the amount of toxic ingredients. It was a stressful time.
Your explanation helps me feel prepared and capable of handling any such incidents. I will pick up a new syringe and hydrogen peroxide this weekend, since chocolate is about to enter my home again. Thank you.