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BaronessBL Aug 2023 7:27pm, 28 Aug 2023 10,412 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL Thanks Helegant - I don't think we are at 'dangerous' levels! Clearly the previous incidents of induced vomiting have taught her nothing!
Metro_Nome Aug 2023 7:38pm, 28 Aug 2023 7,168 posts	Quote Pin Metro_Nome Little monkeys never learn. Hope she’s ok!
Metro_Nome Aug 2023 7:39pm, 28 Aug 2023 7,169 posts	Quote Pin Metro_Nome (Now craving tunnocks teacakes…)
Helegant Aug 2023 9:47pm, 28 Aug 2023 7,372 posts	Quote Pin Helegant Hope all is OK.
BaronessBL Aug 2023 10:19pm, 28 Aug 2023 10,413 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL The late-night counter surfing in the kitchen has just taken place (to no avail) so if there is a tummy-ache it can't be that bad!
57.5 Degrees of Pain Aug 2023 10:42pm, 28 Aug 2023 13,675 posts	Quote Pin 57.5 Degrees of Pain Fortunately the toxic ingredients tend to be expensive (cacao, xylitol) so a dog who scoffs the cheap goodies is safest! Xylitol has a 'cool' mouthfeel so would tend to be found in mints and that sort of confectionary rather than cakes, biscuits and chocolate. It's cost limits it's use which is a negative for dentists as it helps inhibit decay causing mouth bacteria.
Raemond Aug 2023 8:22am, 29 Aug 2023 10,739 posts	Quote Pin Raemond Sam's old Greyhound once managed to consume a couple of the giant Toblerones one can only get at airports, and seemed to experience no Ill effects whatsoever 😐 Another time he had a whole bag of individually wrapped Daim pieces. Other than pooping wrappers for a couple of days, he was fine. He was a beast of a hound, though, at least 27kgs. As others have said, the amount that's dangerous in a single dose is quite high, though low levels consumed often are also pretty bad. Luckily after those two, separate, incidents, we got more cunning in hiding things from him - the Toblerones had been on top of a bookcase well above my head height, but the mad dog had climbed onto the dining table, after breaking through two or three closed doors while we were out. Another time he had the raw wheat out of a microwaveable wheat bag thing. That stopped him up something awful, but the delay between action and consequence was long enough that he didnt understand the connection and immediately after getting back from the vet he went straight to the bin to try and have another go at it.
BaronessBL Aug 2023 9:17am, 29 Aug 2023 10,414 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL Wanda seems a little subdued this morning but otherwise back to normal - she's eaten her breakfast with her usual enthusiasm and everything also appears fine at the other end too!
Winniefree Aug 2023 12:48pm, 29 Aug 2023 5,285 posts	Quote Pin Winniefree Glad she’s okay
Pothunter Aug 2023 1:24pm, 29 Aug 2023 8,152 posts	Quote Pin Pothunter Phew! Monty managed to find a leg bone of some creature in the park yesterday (suspect it may have been feline). I chased him all round the park trying to get it off him. He wasn’t giving it up for anything! Managed to get one piece of it (which I binned). Eventually he got distracted by another dog and I was able to grab him and with the help of that dog’s owner get the rest off him. I think he did eat some of it but seemed fine last night. He was on lead for most of his walk today!