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Forum DIET & CARE Chocolate mint?

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    • OliverBun
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        I’m currently growing a chocolate mint plant. I’m wondering if Olive can eat it? I know mint is ok, but does that include all kinds?
        Thanks!


      • Bam
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          I’m growing chocolate mint too. I only bought the plant this spring so it’s not very big yet (I’m hoping it will spread like crazy), the boys have got a few twigs each and seem ok.

          I don’t think the chocolate mint plant has any of the stuff in chocolate (theobromine) that’s toxic to animals, esp dogs and cats.


        • LBJ10
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            It’s fine. It’s just called “chocolate” mint, but it isn’t really chocolate. All varieties of mint should be okay to feed.

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