If you are a devoted dog owner, the sight of your furry companion devouring a bar of chocolate can be a heart-stopping moment ...

In this instance, the darker the chocolate, the higher the level of theobromine and therefore the more poisonous it is. If you think your dog has eaten anything not meant for them, it is vital you ...

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Not only can chocolate cause serious issues for our pets, dog insurance provider Animal Friends Pet Insurance's internal data shows that toxic ingestion can lead to a hefty price tag when it comes ...

Dr Rosemary Smith, who runs a mobile veterinary service named Paws Indoors across Norwich and South Norfolk, has advised local dog owners on how much chocolate is too much for them to eat.

Dr Rosemary Smith, who runs a mobile veterinary service named Paws Indoors across Norwich and South Norfolk, has advised local dog owners on how much chocolate is too much for them to eat. "The reason ...

Dr Rosemary Smith, who runs a mobile veterinary service named Paws Indoors across Norwich and South Norfolk, has advised local dog owners on how much chocolate is too much for them to eat. A Norfolk ...

Dogs Trust is advising owners that if their dog does manage to eat chocolate to immediately contact a local vet. Veterinary and welfare manager of Dogs Trust Ireland Niamh Curran-Kelly said ...