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Agh!! Milo ate chocolate!! Advice please!

sidereus7

Mama Doe
I'm freaking out. My moron of an OH just left brownies on the floor while Milo was out, and Milo ate a bite of one of the brownies.

Is chocolate as bad for rabbits as it is for dogs? :cry:
 
I'm not sure if chocolate is poisonous to buns :? If he only had a bite, I'm sure he'll be fine. Hugo once ran off with a kit kat finger & had eaten a quarter by the time we got it off him & he was ok :lol:
 
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I'm not sure if chocolate is poisonous to buns :? If he only had a bite, I'm sure he'll be fine. Hugo once ran off with a kit kat finger & had eaten a quarter by the time we got it off him & he was ok :lol:

That is a relief! He only got a couple nibbles off, but I was about to murder David when I saw what was happening. :evil: I had warned him 8 seconds earlier to keep food off the floor, but nooooooooooooooo. Who listens to Sara? :evil:
 
That is a relief! He only got a couple nibbles off, but I was about to murder David when I saw what was happening. :evil: I had warned him 8 seconds earlier to keep food off the floor, but nooooooooooooooo. Who listens to Sara? :evil:

Sounds just like my husband! I've warned him sooo many times about leaving cables exposed but he never listens...so I laughed when Hugo bit through his xbox headset wire :lol: Hugo was a naughty bun :love:
 
So long as he didn't eat all the brownies I think he'll be fine, Pepi used to nibble dime bars :shock: and Brian steals quality street if we ever have a tin. :wave:
 
Brownies have a lot of other stuff in them besides chocolate and it he only had a little bit of one, i suspect the amount of chocolate he ingested was pretty tiny.

My Poppy once ate half a twirl bar and she was fine :shock: so while I wouldn't encourage it, I don't think it's an emergency :)
 
Lola scoffed half a Cornetto when I wasnt looking - and she didnt suffer. Just keep an aye on poo and tummy for the next few days. I rang my vet and he told me (and I trust him a lot) that chocolate is not poisonous to buns like it is to dogs.
 
I used to feed kitkats to my old bunny, Skip, he loved them :oops::oops::oops: Of course, I was about 12 years old back then and had no idea how to look after bunnies!

He should be okay! Cheeky lad to nick the brownies!!
 
Lola scoffed half a Cornetto when I wasnt looking - and she didnt suffer. Just keep an aye on poo and tummy for the next few days. I rang my vet and he told me (and I trust him a lot) that chocolate is not poisonous to buns like it is to dogs.

How and why did you leave a Cornetto lying around?! How did it not just turn into a puddle! :lol::lol::lol::lol:
 
ps I think you'll be fine:

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ps I think you'll be fine:

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:lol: That's so like my bridge bunny Smudge. She'd have been in 7th heaven if they had had giant buttons around whilst she was alive. She'd mug you for a chocolate button! Have to admit to giving her one every now and again as a treat (NB I DO NOT do this with my buns now) and it never affected her. To be honest I think milk chocolate in this country at least is basically fat and sugar and only a tiny bit of cocoa solids, which are the toxin.
 
Thank you guys so much for all the stories. (And pictures! :lol:) It makes me feel so much better. I woke up this morning, and Milo seemed just fine. But I was so sick with worry last night. :oops:

He better have enjoyed those few brownie bites for all the grief it gave me! :lol:
 
Chocolate is poisionous but depends on quantity. If he got a few bites, he'll be fine. They can tolerate a certain amount (same as people - still poisinous in large quantites) so as long as he hasn't attempted to eat his own body weight in chocolate, he'll be fine :wave:
 
A member lost a rabbit after they ate a box of chocolates. As it was only a bite, I wouldn't worry too much. But for larger quantities, I would seek medical advice as chocolate is toxic to buns.
 
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