chocolate

[Guest LitleDevil]

In addition just a quick qeustoin .

Basil our CAG has got used to a "small" piece of chocolate covered wafer at bedtime....will this do him any harm?

[Guest LitleDevil]

Ok thank you no harm done.

[Guest LitleDevil]

Many thanx for the replies.

I have commonly decided to play it safe and choclete is a no no from now on.

Of course last night in fact I gave Basil a grape and after sevewral times throwing on the floor in disgust (not chocolate) Even so he eventually decided that the grape was all he would get.

We'll see what tonight brings.

Just a by word anybody know of a distributor in th UK that has a good activity centre and not one that takes up as much floor space a s a cage?

[Guest LitleDevil]

Sorry whether you think I am not "worth my salt" but as far as i can tell the daftest question is one not actually asked.

Basil has not suffeerd in any way and from now on he is on a chocolate free diet...no harm done.

Hey I am a newbie as far as CAG's are uncannily concerned and with a bit of luck I have 50 plus years to learn.

Once again many thanks for the advice to most of you.

Molly are the stands supplied by you?

Please send info re fondly ordering payement etc.

[Guest BAD_KEVY]

She must be having an "old" moment

[greylover]

Dont give them chocolate becuase it kill's them.

 

http://www.pet-luxuries.com/articles/chocolate-is-bad-for-dogs.html

http://www.exoticbird.com/toxicfood.html<br><br>Post edited by: greylover, at: 2007/04/14 13:18

[TheGreyMiester]

No chocolate!

[greylover]

yes thegreymiester that's right no chocolate!

[mandiskem]

certainly no chocolate or salt

[Guest Lidia]

No chocolate, it contains a chemical they can't metabolise. Check out the coffee threads, there is information there on chocolate and caffeine. And welcome to the board and you're absolutely right, the daftest question is the one not asked.

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