Although it may seem extra special treatment, the reality is, chocolate is not only dangerous for dogs, can be fatal. While most pet owners know that both sugar and chocolate, should not be given to our children on all fours, with Halloween just around the corner, I think it is worth mentioning theobromine bevat. and Chocolate is very dangerous. Doses of only eight ounces of milk at less than 1 gram of baking chocolate, occupied by a dog 15-20 pounds, producing vomiting, diarrhea, tremors, convulsions, heart rhythm disturbances and in severe cases – death.
If you already know that chocolate can cause death in healthy dogs, you already know that the artificial sweetener xylitol, which in many sugar-free foods may have the same wicked outcome.So how to keep your dog free chocolate on Halloween and every day? 1. The first and probably the most important thing is to ensure that each member of your family members (and / or any other person who might be with your pet) is aware of the dangers of feeding chocolate and / or xylitol food containing 0.2 међутим.
Remind your children that if we could all love chocolate and treatment of their crops during Trick-or-treat, our pets should not have. Not a single piece – a bit sad and sorry 'Fido air while watching us it.3 snacks. On Halloween night, opt for a sealed container in the open with candy bursting banks. Even if the pool is covered, beyond the reach of your pet to travel between gateway .4. Consider the purchase (or preparing) dog biscuits, so that your dog can feel like a part of the fun there.
Choose pseudo-prepared carob or chocolate peanut butter organic homemade cookies. Whatever you think your favorite four-legged friend can enjoy safe and provided moderation.5. Ensure open candy wrappers removed. They smell good and even a dog, probably good taste. This can be a choking hazard.6. Keep in mind that dogs are good at "break" is that you take. They have a long time on their hands and can sometimes figure out how to open cabinets and closets. Chocolate should be treated as a poison and dogs must be treated as curious children.
Keep it up or if you want your chocolate cold in the refrigerator or try freezer.If think that your pet may have ingested chocolate or if you have any of the following symptoms of chocolate poisoning: an excessive urination droolingExcessive dilated heartbeat Quick Vomiting and diarrhea Hyperactivity Muscle tremors and seizures Coma immediately.Remember Call your veterinarian: It 'a serious and deadly!
