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I wish there were more info on like how poisonous some of these are. Like, I would never intentionally give a dog chocolate, but if I'm eating like a chocolate cake or something and some crumbs get on the floor do I have to dive on it like a grenade to keep my hungry pupper off it, or is a crumb here and there fine?
Basically I just wanna know how panicked to be as a messy eater
Chocolate crumbs are not going to kill your dog
I just meant that as an example, what about a single grape? One clove of garlic? The remains of a smashed tomato? Etc. Honestly if there was a 4 hour breakdown video detailing everything dogs shouldn't eat with explanations and details as to exactly why, I'd watch it. Probably a few times over.
I think it's very dependent on dog to dog basis and their weight.
I had a dog growing up who ate a bag of chocolate, vomited it all up, and was fine.
I've also seen a dog get extremely sick from just one piece and rushed to the vet.