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Signs of Chocolate Poisoning in Dogs (Timeline): What to Watch For

Discovering your dog has eaten chocolate is distressing, but knowing what **signs of chocolate poisoning in dogs** to look for, and their typical **timeline**, can help you act decisively. The severity and onset of symptoms depend on several factors, including your dog's size, sensitivity, and the amount and type of chocolate consumed. Understanding this timeline is crucial. Even if your dog seems fine immediately after ingestion, the toxic effects of theobromine can be delayed. This guide will walk you through what to expect and when to seek urgent veterinary care. The Crucial Timeline of Symptoms Symptoms of chocolate poisoning typically manifest within a window, but this can vary. Here’s a general timeline: 1. 1 to 6 Hours Post-Ingestion (Early Signs) **Vomiting:** Often the first and most common sign as the dog tries to expel the toxins. **Diarrhea:** May occur due to gastrointestinal upset. ...
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