Flossie wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2017 10:56 am
I have had animals all my life and have always been taught NEVER to give dogs chocolate so please do not preach to me about checking my facts! Sorry to disappoint you but GOOGLE isn't real life and while we're at it the Tooth Fairy and Father Christmas aren't real either!!!!
Who preached to you? and who told you to check your facts? do you make this rubbish up as you go along try reading what people post not what you think they posted...So you were taught never to give chocolate to dogs, well done you...I also have had pets all my life, and have always given them treats, not had a problem, as for google it is part of the real world, try telling me you dont use it?....no need for the angry post or lecture cheers
Flossie wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2017 10:56 am
I have had animals all my life and have always been taught NEVER to give dogs chocolate so please do not preach to me about checking my facts! Sorry to disappoint you but GOOGLE isn't real life and while we're at it the Tooth Fairy and Father Christmas aren't real either!!!!
Who preached to you? and who told you to check your facts? do you make this rubbish up as you go along try reading what people post not what you think they posted...So you were taught never to give chocolate to dogs, well done you...I also have had pets all my life, and have always given them treats, not had a problem, as for google it is part of the real world, try telling me you dont use it?....no need for the angry post or lecture cheers
Provided your treats did not exceed the max levels kindly listed in Dominic's earlier post - then they would not come to grief.
I am pleased your dogs liked them and survived OK.
Bear in mind that the BMI of the dog affects how much they can safely eat. Small dog = small BMI = death maybe!
Amos.