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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI came home to find that my dog had eaten an entire bag of treats.
I was annoyed at first, but then I realized he'd been watching the news.
I feel like eating an entire bag of treats too.
zeusdogmom
(994 posts)Remember Neil, the alcoholic St. Bernard dog on the old, old TV show Topper?
milestogo
(16,829 posts)I do not remember an alcoholic St. Bernard dog.
My dog is lucky I'm a vegetarian or I might eat a bag of his meat-based treats.
Freddie
(9,265 posts)Damn they smell good!
milestogo
(16,829 posts)Just more expensive!
Freddie
(9,265 posts)A friends dog (small mutt) had to be hospitalized twice because of chocolate. The first time he jumped on the kitchen table and ate an entire pan of brownies. Christmas Eve he found and ate 2 dark chocolate bars; Merry Christmas at the emergency vet. My granddog ate half a bag of M & Ms once but because shes big (70 lb lab) she was fine.
milestogo
(16,829 posts)Dogs can be pigs. Mine is 11 so he hardly ever does stuff like this. And when he was in the chewing period he mostly ripped stuff up but didn't digest it.
My moms dog ate a bowl of halloween candy that was mostly Reese's peanut butter cups, and she was fine. Not the best chocolate in those, I presume. Dogs do love peanut butter.
UniteFightBack
(8,231 posts)many times including with cats.
One time at my friends house my dog ate 40 chocolate bars ( her kid was selling them for school) - I had to make her puke..chocolate kills.....what a horror show that night was!
Another time she ate a whole bottle of Rimadyl. I looked everywhere in the house to see if she puked it up...nothing. Off to the vet...bills stacking up. Get home and I see behind the door this mound of puked up Rimadyl....talk about being annoyed.
The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,693 posts)I couldn't leave bread out on the counter because he'd tear open the plastic wrapper and chew big hunks out of the loaf.