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Are Oreos bad for dogs?
- Thread starter GasX
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TitanDiddly
Guest
How many?
Chocolate is bad for dogs, but oreos contain no(little?) real chocolate.
Chocolate is bad for dogs, but oreos contain no(little?) real chocolate.
Schneider879
Senior member
That would rock walking around with a wet-dry vac. Think of the looks you would recieve.
ReiAyanami
Diamond Member
oh dears! your dog's tran fat level has gone up
blurredvision
Lifer
My little chihuahua stole 2 big fat no-bake cookies off my computer desk one night. Apparently she enjoyed them so much, she slobbered and rolled around on them. My first reaction in the morning was that she took a dump in the floor, then wasn't shy about reveling in her creation. But then I noticed those damn cookies gone. With as little of a dog as she is, and as much chocolate she ate, she was fine.
Wanescotting
Diamond Member
Your dog would need to ingest about one pound of chocolate to die.
IHateMyJob2004
Lifer
some numbers for math and interesting note.
DARK CHOCOLATE IS MUCH MORE DEADLY THAN NORMAL CHOCALTE!
For normal chocolate, here's the covnersion from the link:
1.4 KG/25KG=5.6% of your dogs body weight in chocolate needs to be eaten.
For dark chocolate, that's about 0.5% of your dogs body weight.
AS for the Oreos, I wouldn't worry to much.
DARK CHOCOLATE IS MUCH MORE DEADLY THAN NORMAL CHOCALTE!
For normal chocolate, here's the covnersion from the link:
1.4 KG/25KG=5.6% of your dogs body weight in chocolate needs to be eaten.
For dark chocolate, that's about 0.5% of your dogs body weight.
AS for the Oreos, I wouldn't worry to much.
GasX
Lifer
I had feared the morning walk was going to be a horror show, especially as that boy's stomach was growling something fierce all night. Luckily for me, all was perfectly normal...
I'd like to think his digestive issues will teach him to stay away from the Dorito/Oreo double header, but I think that is a bit of a stretch for his Rob Cur like intellect...
I had a 50-60lb dog growing up and never knew that chocolate was bad for her. She used to eat it without any noticeable problems. Wound up with throat cancer so I don't think it was a factor in her lifespan (13 years, Wiemaraner).
They actually have sanitation workers in France that ride motorcycles equipped with giant vacuum cleaners to suck up dog crap from the streets and sidewalks. I'm not sh!tting you. Must be hard to get a date with that job though. "What do you do for a living?" "Uh..."
They actually have sanitation workers in France that ride motorcycles equipped with giant vacuum cleaners to suck up dog crap from the streets and sidewalks. I'm not sh!tting you. Must be hard to get a date with that job though. "What do you do for a living?" "Uh..."
GTaudiophile
Lifer
My dog eats two fat-free oreos every night after his dinner. He's been eating them for like five years, if not longer. They've done him no harm.
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