I haven't seen this answer yet, but I'm not current on all the List
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Carob has no chocolate in it, and also has no theobromine, so I suppose
it would be safe for dogs. Does anyone know for sure?
Pat Long ( Luther)
Berwyn PA
it should be, but it is so closely related to soy that i would not use it.
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Carob has no chocolate in it, and also has no theobromine, so I suppose
it would be safe for dogs. Does anyone know for sure?
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From: Chris /or Dave River [EMAIL PROTECTED]
They ALL loved
chocolate. They ALL lived normal, healthy lives.
I'm glad that you have never had any problems, but my way of thinking is
that, if they don't need it, and if there is any question whatsoever about
it's
I had a Newf do a raid on my 3+ pounds of fudge I had bagged for gifts one
Christmas - when we weren't home, obviously, and, though he was a very
thirsty dog and did develop diarrhea, he was just fine. If there was any
way chocolate should have killed a dog, he was it.
Hi Chris,
Actually if
