Dog got into chocolate, What should I do?

I suggest you call your vet and tell them about your problem. Dogs cant eat chocalate it my lead to bad health or possibly death.

9 pieces is a serving size and weighs 41 grams according to the Hershey's website for their milk chocolate kisses. If only one of your dogs ate the entire lot, they might have gotten about 160 grams of milk chocolate.

A 30 pound dog could eat about 200 grams before likely showing only mild toxicity symptoms (vomiting, diarrhea, hyperactivity). Some individuals may be more susceptible than others, but I think you'd be pretty safe to wait until you can get ahold of your vet. If you think the two dogs shared the chocolate, toxicity is even less likely.

HOWEVER....if the chocolate is semi-sweet or dark chocolate, that amount of chocolate could cause severe toxicity. If you can find out for sure what kind of chocolate it was, that would be critical in determining your course of action.... You could also pay $65 and use the ASPCA Pet Poison Hotline for advice - they may be able to guide you through forcing both dogs to vomit if it is within a time period that it would help any. http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/poison-control/ 1 (888) 426-4435

OMG.. 2 "CALL THE VET'S already.. Wow.. What Zombies.

Please, try to keep a rational, NON-Zombie mind.

The reason that dogs are allergic to chocolate is that is contains theobromine..which, in extreme doses can overactivate a dogs CNS. Sings to look for are the same for humans... diarrhea, vomiting, EXTREME anxiousness or hyperactivity.

It would take an amazingly HUGE amount of chocolate to poison a dog, but...as we all know... dogs can eat a lot QUICKLY, so if you see ANY of those signs, call your vet. No reason to sign up for a Carecredit card and enslave yourself in debt any further though. GL!

Arsenic is supposed to be sweet, but you wouldn't feed it to a child, would you? Don't feel bad about the past since you weren't aware, but now that you know chocolate is poisonous to your kitty don't give her anymore! Most people know that chocolate is bad for dogs, but many of us don't realize that it's harmful for cats as well. Chocolate contains theobromine, a chemical compound that humans can eat safely. But cats and dogs metabolize theobromine more slowly; as a result, even small amounts of the compound can lead to theobromine poisoning, which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, excitability, panting, abnormal heart rate, tremors, seizures - and even death. Theobromine poisoning is treatable if caught early enough. But to be safe, keep chocolate away from your kitty.

Its been 2 days, hope your dog is feeling better.

VET ASAP!

Call your vet, duh.