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  1. Andy Mac

    Andy Mac Well-Known Member

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    We are dogsitting a tiny pug.
    It's just been through my wife's bag and devoured a shortbread biscuit with small chocolate chips.

    Do I need to do owt?

    Ta
     
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    No. It might have a big runny **** over your carpet at worst.
     
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    Put the biscuits out of reach in future.
    Preferably out of reach of the wife too.
     
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    I bet it's smiling:D
     
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    Make it a cup of tea to go with it
     
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    Should be OK with that amount.

    Good look cleaning up the mess in an hour or so!
     
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    No, it'll be fine if it's just one biscuit.
     
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    Ta all
     
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    Buy your wife a new biscuit?
     
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    What type of chocolate chips were they? Dark chocolate is much more toxic than milk chocolate and white chocolate is mostly safe. Bittersweet/semi-sweet chocolate (the type most often used for chocolate chips) is closer to the dark chocolate levels of toxicity. The larger the dog, the more they can tolerate but if it was only one small cookie then it should be fine, just keep an eye on it.

    Here's a calculator that shows the different levels: http://veterinaryclinic.com/chocolate/calc.html
     
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    My retired greyhound ate a full box of dairy milk one Christmas including wrapping paper bits of box and the wrappers on those silver ones,she was walking round house like Groucho Marx stooping down all the time ,obviously without the jokes or cigar,it was quite distressing and we rushed her to vets ,she was ok and survived it,but we learnt a lesson about putting presents under tree especially ones that smell chocolaty
     
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    Won’t be a problem, but be careful if the dog has the taste for it.. :)
     
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