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Old 04-01-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Default I just fed my dog these chips ahoy cookies for a treat and now he's acting all wierd

and lying down. Why? What should I do and what did I do wrong?
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Chocolate can be poisonous to dogs ..Call the vet right away and make an appointement so he can see your dog and possibly save his life
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Doge are allergic to chocolate in some cases causing death. Maybe it's time to call a vet.
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Toxic doses are listed as varying, but I figure better to be safe and go with the lowest listed toxic dose to base my decisions on. This is published at 100 mg theobromine per kilogram of body weight. (For those of us not raised with the metric system that is about 45 mg/lb of body weight.} Now different types of chocolate have different doses of theobromine per ounce of chocolate. Here are the usual amounts:milk chocolate=45mg/oz= toxicity at 1 oz eaten/pound body weight.semi-sweet chocolate=150mg-260mg /oz=toxicity at 1 oz eaten/3-6 pounds body weight.baker's chocolate=450mg/oz=toxicity at 1 oz eaten/10 pounds body weightcocoa beans-450-1500mg/oz=toxicity at one ounce eaten/10-33 lbs body weightOf course it is best to not let your dog get into the candy bin at all, but if it happens and the above doses are even closely approached, get help from your veterinarian immediately.
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do not feed choc to a dog probably got a tummy ache now keep a good eye on him if he not better take him to the vet but do not feed him any more there dog treats meant not ppl food
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chocolate is really bad 4 dogs...go 2 a vet, and see what he/she says...
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Dogs should NEVER have chocolate. I think your dog better go to the vet.
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are you crazy stupid dogs do not eat chips if you want your dog to survive you better take care of it because dogs are not the same as humans chips and chocolate have chemicals aka ingredients that dogs a re not used to yet its like you eating dog food you would feel sick too try buying dog food and giving it water so that's it
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Dogs aren't supose to eat choclate, beacon, and onions.You should take your dog to the vet RIGHT away!
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If your dog just ate the cookies (within the last 45 minutes or so) I would make him vomit. You can use hydrogen peroxide to do this. He'll feel better once all those cookies/chocolate are out of his system! If he still doesn't seem well, you should go to your veterinarian.
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I just fed my dog these chips ahoy cookies for a treat and now he's acting all wierd