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Um, how much chocolate can dogs eat?
Both kids came to find me on the computer. DS apparently left part of an uneaten ice cream cone in there. With the dog. Needless to say, came back and half of the ice cream cone was already gone and I threw the rest in the trash after snatching it from the dog.
Problem: it was a cookies n' cream ice cream cone so the cone was that oreo kind of sugar cone AND I think it might have been coated on the inside with chocolate. Thankfully, the bottom which is a solid chunk of chocolate in the tip, she did not get a chance to eat.
She's a big dog -- over 80 lbs. Do I just need to wait and see if she reacts? Feed her something else? Hope she pukes her guts out outside? No idea but thought I'd ask here as I'm off to google. TIA!
DD -- 5YO
DS -- 3YO
Re: Um, how much chocolate can dogs eat?
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That doesn't sound like enough chocolate to affect an 80 pound dog. My dog is 75 pounds and once ate 4 pieces of chocolate (a Whitman's sampler box) without any issues.
Just keep an eye on her and make sure that her heart doesn't start racing or anything like that.