my dog accidently ate chocolate frosting from a cupcake my son had. what will happen will she vomit get real sick? im worriedbtw she just licked a little frosting not too much how bad can it be?
what happens when a dog eats chocolate?
my dog accidently ate chocolate frosting from a cupcake my son had. what will happen will she vomit get real sick? im worriedbtw she just licked a little frosting not too much how bad can it be?... General Dog Discussions : what happens when a dog eats chocolate?...
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what happens when a dog eats chocolate?General Dog Discussions
my dog accidently ate chocolate frosting from a cupcake my son had. what will happen will she vomit get real sick? im worriedbtw she just licked a little frosting not too much how bad can it be?
what happens when a dog eats chocolate?
what happens when a dog eats chocolate?General Dog Discussions
If it was only a small bit of choclate she may just vomit. But chocolate frosting may just have chocolate flavouring in, not actual chocolate so you might be okay. Keep a close eye on her.
Chocolate is bad for dogs when fed over time. One accident is not likely to cause harm but he might get a mild upset stomach or be a little hyper for a little time. This site can help you to understand a little better about chocolate and dogs:http://animals.howstuffworks.com/pets/question348.htm
She should be fine, a little chocolate can't hurt, just keep an eye on her for any signs of sickness. Dogs can be cheeky little things, I know of one that ate a whole bar of chocolate and was fine! Its just in huge amounts that you should be worried, any dairy products are bad for them
NOT BAD AT ALL!!! MY DOG ATE A CHOCOLATE POPTART AND NEVER GOT SICK. DON'T WORRY!!!! FROSTING ISN"T EVEN CHOCOLATE........I THINK LOL!!! PLZ DON'T WORRY HE"LL BE FINE!!!!
well it depends on how big ur dog is if ur dog is big then that is not a problem if it is little like a teacup yorkie then u might need to watch it and to take him to a vet.