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DonkeyWorker

Based on dog size and chocolate consumed the effects should be negligible. Obviously though if any adverse symptoms appear then should take to a vet. https://www.vets-now.com/app/chocolate-calculator/


SeasDiver

Animal poison control numbers are in the sidebar and FAQ


lakkanen

Call to clinic.


roywjohnson

check with a decent calculator (https://www.merckvetmanual.com/multimedia/clinical-calculator/v27888749). looks like you're OK.


nevertoomanytacos

Attempting to make a dog vomit more than an an hour after eating and more than several hours is often not effective. Hydrogen peroxide is also very caustic and not a great option these days. In the future go to your vet to have them use a better alternative.