Can dogs die if they eat chocolate?

Eating chocolate will lead to dog death, because chocolate contains theobromine, which will make the dog's heart beat faster and become very excited, but the dog's heart can't bear it, which will lead to sudden death.

After eating chocolate, dogs usually have toxic reactions within five hours, with symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting and high blood pressure. Small dogs react faster than large dogs, and even lead to cramps and death.

When the dog is found eating chocolate by mistake, it must be taken to the pet hospital for vomiting and injection immediately. Usually, the smaller the dosage, the smaller the probability of death.

Dogs do die after eating chocolate, because chocolate contains theobromine, which will make dogs' hearts beat faster and die suddenly. Usually, dogs will have a poisoning reaction within five hours after eating chocolate. When the dog is found eating chocolate by mistake, it must be taken to the pet hospital for vomiting and injection immediately.