What if my dog eats chocolate but is fine?

If the dog only eats a small amount of ordinary chocolate on the market, it will generally not have much impact on the dog, but the owner still needs to observe whether the dog has any abnormalities, because the chocolate contains caffeine and theobromine, if a small amount of accidental consumption will not cause much impact on the dog, but if the dog swallows a large amount of chocolate, it may cause the dog to be excited, vomiting and diarrhea. After the dog has eaten the chocolate, the owner needs to continue to observe for about six hours, if the dog does not show obvious adverse reactions, then there is no need to worry too much. However, if the dog has an abnormal phenomenon during this time period, it is necessary to take the dog to the pet hospital for metabolic detoxification in time.

If the dog is not treated in a timely manner within 12 to 36 hours, it is possible that the dog will be in a dangerous condition and may need to be hospitalized**.

Dogs generally pass the danger period after 48 hours after eating chocolate.

Because the theobromine and caffeine in chocolate are easy to damage the dog's nervous system.

It causes the dog to have clinical phenomena such as hyperactivity, rapid heartbeat, diarrhea, vomiting, etc., which endangers the dog's life. Therefore, in the usual breeding management, the owner should avoid letting the dog come into contact with this kind of food. If accidentally eaten, the owner should also find out the amount of chocolate and the variety of chocolate that the dog eats in time, which is conducive to estimating the amount of caffeine and theobromine ingested by the dog.

Then send the dog to the pet hospital in time to help the dog excrete caffeine and theobromine from the body as soon as possible. At the same time, in the usual breeding management, the owner should also do a good job in the dog's vaccination, deworming and hygiene of the breeding environment.

The best method after chocolate poisoning is generally to detoxify with the support of drugs, and bladder catheterization and other methods will be implemented to alleviate the symptoms of poisoning in dogs, which is done to avoid double absorption of toxins through the dog's urethral mucosa, resulting in more serious situations.

But the most common is to induce vomiting, so that the dog can spit out all the chocolate eaten in the fastest time, which also helps the body to recover. Vomiting can be induced by taking hydrogen oxide, and if the dog does not vomit within 15 minutes, another dose must be taken.

Another way is to dilute the strength of the chocolate. Regardless of whether the dog is full or not, let him eat some of his favorite foods, which can also dilute the strength of the chocolate. The last thing is to see a veterinarian.

If the dog eats a little chocolate, but you observe it for a long time, and he is fine, then don't worry, but you still have to pay attention in the future, don't let him be able to eat chocolate, in fact, the dog is very stupid, what if you don't pay attention, he eats a lot of chocolate, what to do? When the time comes, once you get sick, it's too late.

It is still recommended to take it to the pet hospital for a look.

Dogs are not allowed to eat chocolate. The raw material of chocolate is cocoa beans, and the content of methylxanthines in cocoa beans is very high, this substance will directly act on the heart and lungs of dogs, so that the dog's heart rate will be accelerated, the cardiac contractility will be strengthened, and the burden on the dog's heart will increase suddenly, and heart failure will soon occur due to the overwork of the heart.

The puppy has eaten chocolate, and the dog's symptoms need to be observed, if it is just vomiting and diarrhea, you can continue to observe. If you have symptoms of anxiety, excitement, abnormal activity, muscle cramps, frequent urination, severe drooling, shortness of breath, vomiting and diarrhea, and fever, you must immediately send them to a regular pet hospital for treatment**.

If it's okay after eating the chocolate, then try some rat poison, and if it still doesn't work, strangle to death.

A small amount should be fine, just pay more attention in the future.

The dog only ate a small amount of chocolate and was generally fine.

Only eating a large amount of chocolate can cause acute exhaustion.

For the latter, it is best to send it to the pet hospital in time.

Otherwise, your life will be in danger.

Dogs should induce vomiting in time after eating chocolate, you can give the dog some hydrogen peroxide or eat some grass to let it spit out the chocolate. It can also allow the dog to eat more and drink more water to slow down the digestion of chocolate. Regardless of whether the dog has symptoms of poisoning or not, it is best to take it to the veterinarian to reduce the risk of death from poisoning.

Dogs have diarrhea mainly because of cocoa butter poisoning, and the specific condition depends on whether you eat a lot, if you have too much to deal with, it is recommended that you have to send it to a pet hospital**.

Question: Now that pharmacies and pet stores are closed, there is no way to solve it.

Are there any other symptoms besides diarrhea?

Ask a little runny nose and sneeze.

Question: When you have diarrhea, pull out the slender and long things. Not sure what it is.

Walking is ok. But it gets up and after it sleeps.

Answer: If the mental state is good now, you don't have to worry too much, generally eating chocolate is a reaction after two hours, and then it will gradually appear nervous breakdown, if there is no lack of energy, if the spirit is weak, let the dog drink more water to promote toxic digestion.

During the day, observe how the condition is, if it is okay, it is okay, just pay attention to drink more water.

It depends on what kind of chocolate it is, how old the dog is, and whether it can induce vomiting.

I digest it after eating, and then I pull it.

1.Find out what kind of chocolate your dog ate.

There are many types and brands of chocolate, and different types of chocolate contain different amounts of ingredients that are harmful to dogs. If we can know what type of chocolate the dog has eaten, then when we tell the veterinarian, they will give us the best ** advice.

Comparatively, milk chocolate and white chocolate are the least dangerous for dogs, followed by dark chocolate, and baker'S of chocolate, theobromine has the highest content.

2.Leave the chocolate package that the dog stole behind.

The dog steals the chocolate and leaves the bag of the chocolate, wrapper or label with the specification content on it. This makes it easier for the veterinarian to check what type of chocolate was eaten, or if the package has been swallowed, and to make sure that the package itself does not pose a risk of clogging the dog.

At the same time, the veterinarian will also check the packaging for other potentially dangerous ingredients (such as xylitol, sugar substitutes, etc., which are also very harmful substances for dogs).

3.Try to estimate your dog's chocolate intake.

We can try to estimate how much chocolate the dog has eaten. If it's a whole piece of chocolate, let's look at how much it eats, and then measure how much theobromine it contains in the chocolate it may swallow, and calculate how much theobromine it contains through the equipment and instruments of the pet hospital.

If your dog eats chocolate by mistake, then before we take him to the doctor, we can prepare for these three aspects to help the dog get some chance to recover.