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- 02/15/2016 at 11:41 AM
  Sr. Melangell
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  I know this is not about bunnies but members may have a dog, Easter is coming up and if Charlie or Molly should eat your Easter Eggs before you wake up then this little guide might help you.
  
  http://www.petmd.com/dog/chocolate-toxicity
- 02/15/2016 at 12:24 PM
  LBJ10
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  That is helpful Pinky. Not for a medical diagnosis, but it shows what I already knew. Milk and white chocolate are much less dangerous than dark or baking chocolate.
- 02/15/2016 at 4:05 PM
  Sr. Melangell
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  You are right LBJ10 it is not for a medical diagnosis, so the best thing maybe to contact the vet if a dog eats any chocolate, our dog ate a box of chocolates once and yes a box, he ate all the wrappers too and the box, so we contacted the vet, luckily when the dog vomited the vet put gloves on and could just read part of the box that told him how much chocolate the dog ate, poor vet, they go through a lot.
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