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Chocolate
Although everyone knows the dangers of chocolate in dogs, it has to be stated again. Just say no to that sugary confection for your pooch. The methylxanthine alkaloids in chocolate cause serious problems including strokes, choking, and can kill your dog.
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AroureCormamy 14 year s ago
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nat 14 year s ago
My dog has ate nuts, popcorn, chocolate, cookie dough AND onions and is still alive after 12yrs.. She'll be turning 13 in March.
My puppy has ate the same & she turned 4 this Summer.
My puppy has ate the same & she turned 4 this Summer.
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smeggy 14 year s ago
[citation needed]
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2Cool4Ice 14 year s ago
chocolate is not fully true it's only with pure chocolate and when he eats alot of it.
Just a bit of the most things wont harm him.
only if there is a very big ammount.
Just a bit of the most things wont harm him.
only if there is a very big ammount.
The factsheets are not legally binding on the European Commission. They do not claim to be exhaustive and do not represent an official interpretation of the Treaty text.
Within each factsheet, you may obtain definitions of certain terms by clicking on the relevant links to the glossary. Where appropriate, links are also provided to the guide to the Treaty of Amsterdam and to the full text of the provisions of the various Treaties (EC, EU and Nice).
My puppy has ate the same & she turned 4 this Summer.
Just a bit of the most things wont harm him.
only if there is a very big ammount.