Valentines Chocolate and Pups 101

Valentines Chocolate and Pups 101

So, you left your Valentine’s day candy out, and your dog snuck a piece…or five. Don’t panic! This is your step-by-step guide to helping them through it and getting your furry friend feeling better in no time. 

 

paw printStep 1: Assess the situation

Figure out what your dog ate and how much they of it. Especially if it’s chocolate!


paw printStep 2: Call up your Vet

If it looks like your pup ate a giant’s portion of sweets, your Vet may advise coming in immediately. On the other hand, if your furry friend just took a few nibbles, your vet might recommend keeping them home and watching for symptoms. No matter what, we recommend calling your vet and getting their insight on the situation. 


paw printStep 3: Assess their symptoms

Chocolate poisoning can result in:

  • Vomiting
  • Diarrhea
  • Rapid breathing and restlessness
  • Increased heart rate
  • Increased urination
  • Tremors
  • Seizures

Make sure to keep your eyes peeled for an increase in symptom intensity. 

paw printStep 4: Stay calm

In all likelihood, your pup (and you) might have a rough night, but be a-okay by morning! As long as symptoms don’t escalate, your fur baby should be back to themselves in no time.


Give your pup their own V-Day Treats:
Dog Chew Bouqet
Bully Sticks, Bully Springs, and Knotted Tripe!