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Awsome chart. exactly how much chocolate is deadly by weight Okay so we all know chocolate is bad and no chocolate at all is best. however at some point every dog in the universe gets into something they should not have well tonight it was carob covered raisins i knew that it should be fine but i wanted to make sure and while i was googleing i found this nifty interactive chart you just scroll down to the size of your dog and it tells you how much is deadly or dangerous to your dog. i really like it because it goes by weight not be breed. sadly carob is not on the list but i found out that it has less theobromine then white chocolate so now i just hope the raisens don't make him sick. The Chocolate Chart Interactive - National Geographic Magazine |
Raisins are toxic to dogs! It is true that it is the theobromide in chocolate that is bad for dogs. Dark chocolate and bakers chocolate have higher amounts than milk chocolate (about 8x), and white chocolate contains very little theobromide so not usually toxic. As for the carob covered raisins - carob is ok for dogs but raisins are BAD -- they can cause kidney failure (so can grapes). See the ASPCA poison list here for reference. ASPCA | People Foods to Avoid Feeding Your Pets |
I know they are bad but it was only one actual raisen that he ate the rest he just licked the carob off of |
This chart is *awesome* - what a great find misslissa! Putting this in the Library :). |
Thank you misslisssa!!...I bookmarked it...:) |
Fantastic chart! Will email it to everyone I know! |
Wonderful chart! |
Thanks for the link |
you are all very welcome. i also emailed it to everyone i know with dogs right after i posted it hear. |
WOW!!! Thank you for this! I wish they had a chart like this for all the big time no-no foods, it sure would prevent me from looking like an idiot to the vet. Just last week I called in an absolute panic because someone gave Bruce a macadamia nut and he ate 1/2 before I could pry the rest out of his mouth. They laughed hysterically when I asked if I should rush him to emergency. Now if this ever happens with a chocolatte I can spare myself the embarassment. |
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