A 26 lb dog would have needed to ingest 1 5/8 ounces of pure cocoa to be in trouble and there wasn't anywhere near that amount in a 5 ounce bag. As with ingesting anything unusual, gastrointestinal distress in the form of inappetence, vomiting and/or diarrhea might arise.

My dog ate a chocolate brownie and afudhem. 25 lbs. 30 mins, no. Misthios, 3 Dr. Michael Salkin | University of California at Davis graduate veterinarian with 48 years of experience 141,840 Satisfied Customers

The rule of thumb which I apply is that with dark chocolate { or Fiber one chocolate fudge brownie } mild signs of toxicity can occur when 0.3 ounces per pound of the dog's weight body is ingested. Severe signs occur when 1 ounce per pound of bodyweight is swallowed.

Customer: My dog ate a Betty crocker fudge brownie about 1 and a half to 2 inches by about 3 inches a l Kittle over an hour ago.

I am glad to say that this incident should not be too harmful to your dog, as thankfully the chocolate content in just one cosmic brownie is going to be way below any toxic level for a 65-pound dog, { Weight based on your previous questions } and the other ingredients in these brownies are normally non-toxic to dogs. So the chances are that ...

My dog ate about 16 brownies made from Betty Crocker Milk Brownie mix. I tried to induce vomiting through a raw egg and cup of milk. Didn't work and then tried hydrogen peroxie, didn't work. The dog is a ten months, 54 pound golden retriever. This occurred 2 hours ago. What should I do or what should I be aware of?

Typically chocolate toxicity symptoms peak at 4-6 hours so if you pass this mark without symptoms then you should be just fine but taking a few precautions tonight: - No further meals today to allow the intestinal tract to rest - Pepcid (famotidine) 0.25 mg per pound every 12 hours for 3 days - Leash walks to help the chocolate pass more readily of >15 minutes - Tomorrow bland diet of white ...

Customer: I think my dog ate a kids chocolate brownie z bar (cliff brand). It is 1.27 oz. He is about 48 lbs. Veterinarian's Assistant: I'll do all I can to help. When was this? Has he thrown up since eating the chocolate? Customer: It was about 10 minutes ago. No he hasn't Veterinarian's Assistant: And what's the dog's name and age?

Customer: Dog, yorkie/ cockerspaniel, 2 years old, Jaxon Veterinarian's Assistant: Thank you for providing that information. How much of the brownie did Jaxon ingest, and how long ago did this happen? Customer: About 1.3 oz, about 20 minutes Veterinarian's Assistant: OK. Thanks for the info. The Veterinarian can help with Jaxon's brownie ...

Mg 8 lb dog ate 1/2 piece of Ghirardelli brownie, 10min, kismatie 6 months, she seems fine I’m not sure it was a large Dr. Altman | Practicing small animal veterinarian for 18 years. 61,342 Satisfied Customers