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Use this tool as a quick risk estimate, then call your vet or poison hotline for final advice.
Use tool below
Get a quick risk estimate based on your dog's weight, type of chocolate, intake amount, and how long ago it happened. Then call your vet or a poison hotline for final advice.
Estimated result
Enter the weight and the intake amount above, then press See my result to view the risk estimate here.
Emergency contacts
Enter weight, chocolate type, intake amount, and time since ingestion
If symptoms are present, the result tells you to act urgently
Tap-to-call poison hotlines included
Dark and baking chocolate are usually riskier than milk chocolate. Smaller pets can be affected by much less.
Baking chocolate and dark chocolate usually carry the highest risk.
Even a small amount can matter for smaller pets. Keep packaging so you can share details when you call.
If a cat ate chocolate, switch the toggle above to Cat for guidance, and call your vet or poison hotline directly.
This estimate helps with fast triage but does not replace professional advice. Poison hotlines may charge a fee.
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