The rule is one ounce per pound for chocolate poisoning, at least for milk chocolate. Even baker's chocolate is generally one ounce per 9 pounds. But having worked at a vet clinic, I am surprised the vet didn't do anything. And actually, the vet does more than give the dog a shot to make it throw up, at least they do at the clinic I worked at. They also give it a charcoal substrate to filter the toxins out. It does throw the substrate up, but it's more than just vomiting. @Sika: Not just small dogs can die from that. We saw a retriever come from the emergency clinic who had almost died after eating 80 ounces of milk and dark chocolate. She could barely walk even the next day.

OP: well sure your vet said that, she want's to know if you're stupid enough to actually call her. i bet she can sell you sugarpills for your dog for 100$ a pop. good luck in life. oh and call us if they come out the other end ok ?

YDI for buying hersheys... have you no tastebuds?!

who gives a ******* shit!!?? no one cares abt your ******* dog

okay? what did you expect her to say?

I'm surprised the dog didn't die

I've been there and it's not good

Why would u leave chocolate where your dog could get it? U r sooo damn lucky that your dog is still alive. Next time put the chocolate where your dog can't get it or you will most likely have a dead dog.

I'm pretty sure chocolate is bad for dogs and its possible you can kill pet animals that way so you deserve it big time!

Thankfully it was Hershey's so it wasn't as bad as other chocolate bc milk chocolate.