Easter Precautions: Keep the Chocolate to Yourself 🐶

Rory the Vet explains the dangers behind feeding your pet chocolate.
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Easter can mean copious amounts of chocolate making its way into households. While being a safe and delicious treat for you, it is the opposite case for our furry family – and so it’s crucial you keep your easter egg stash out of reach. Pet expert Rory the Vet explains why.
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Chocolate is dangerous for dogs because chocolate and cocoa contain theobromine, which is naturally metabolised in us humans, but not in animals. It’s also worth noting that the darker the chocolate, the more toxic it is. If you want to treat your pooch, there are plenty of natural dog treats out there that’ll do the trick.
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