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The free PETHEALTH+ calculator estimates theobromine dose from your dog’s weight and the type and amount of chocolate eaten, then bands the risk. It uses average cocoa content — a rough triage guide only. Always phone your vet or Animal PoisonLine after any chocolate ingestion.

Chocolate toxicity calculator

Estimate whether your dog may have eaten a toxic dose of theobromine. This is a guide only — always phone your vet if your dog ate chocolate, even if the result looks low.

1 standard milk chocolate bar ≈ 45–100 g

Based on published theobromine thresholds used in UK veterinary toxicology triage. Not a substitute for veterinary advice. Read our full chocolate poisoning guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the chocolate calculator?
It estimates theobromine dose using average cocoa content. Individual products vary — always phone your vet or Animal PoisonLine with the wrapper details.
What if the calculator says low risk?
Still call your vet. Small dogs, combined ingestion, or dark chocolate can be more dangerous than the estimate suggests.