From chocolate to hot cross buns: 13 reasons why Easter can be harmful to your dog
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dailystar.co.ukdog owners are extra vigilant. As well as chocolate, there are a number of seasonal goodies that are toxic to our pets whether it is human treats or flowering bulbs and plants.Below is a list of potential hazards to look out for to ensure you and your dog have an egg-cellent Easter.While we may enjoy indulging with a feast of chocolate eggs, for dogs it can be lethal.
Chocolate contains an ingredient called theobromine, which is poisonous to our fur babies. The purer the chocolate, the more theobromine it generally tends to have.
Dog owners should ensure to keep all chocolate treats, which also includes cocoa powder and hot chocolate, out of reach. As little as 50g of milk chocolate can poison a small dog.
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