Can my dog eat this? How much should my cat eat? How big will my puppy get? Get answers worked out for your pet's exact weight, with sources you can check.
A clear verdict, plus a safe amount or danger level for your dog's weight.
Vet formulas, made simple. Enter a weight, get an answer.
Enter your dog's weight, the type of chocolate and how much was eaten. We'll estimate the dose and tell you how urgent it is.
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Clear, vet-referenced steps: how urgent it is and what to do right now.
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Quick guides to the questions vets hear most, with a "should I see the vet?" checker.
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All 57 cat food guidesOur calculators use standard veterinary formulas, such as resting energy requirement (RER = 70 × kg0.75) for feeding, and published toxicity thresholds from the Merck Veterinary Manual for chocolate, onion, garlic, macadamia and xylitol. Every page lists its sources. Read our editorial policy.
OkForPets gives estimates for healthy pets and is not a substitute for your veterinarian.