Sick from the mouth! A British dog owner found out that a 15-week-old dog at home had stolen chocolate cake and had to be taken to the hospital on an emergency basis.
The English dog owner found a chocolate cake on the kitchen floor of his home and guessed it was the dog baby at home! Even when I noticed that the dog was starting to get sick, there was stomach swelling. He didn't know what happened until he saw the dog act differently.
Dogs are randomly sent to the PDSA Animal Hospital for emergency treatment and prevented their bodies from absorbing further cacaoline (substance in chocolate that causes serious harm to pets). Dogs are also required to drip to reduce the toxic residues in their bodies and to transfer to another intermediate veterinary clinic where they are hospitalized.
PDSA police officer Paul Cossey reminds the public that chocolate is a powerful poison for dogs, that even small amounts of it can be dangerous for dogs, and that a small row of black chocolate can be toxic to small dogs, such as Joseph Paley. The dog eats less than 3 g of chocolate, but if not treated, it can still cause serious harm. Fortunately, the dog had received proper treatment at an early stage and was in no danger to his life, but was already terrified of the owner.
Getting to know pet forbidden food.
Some of them, without notice, gave the dog some chocolate, titanium, titanium, nuts, onions, garlic, onions, etc., which could threaten the health of the pet. The master must learn what food is forbidden to pets and avoid their eating. If the pets are truly unhappy about eating the food they should not have, they should immediately inform your veterinary doctor to reduce the harm caused to them.
Too many masters want to share their favorite foods with dogs, but it doesn't actually fit! Part of the food is likely to cause diarrhea, vomiting or even poisoning, and the owner must be more vigilant!