Cat Chocolate Toxicity Calculator
Assess the risk of chocolate poisoning in your cat
Emergency: If your cat has consumed chocolate, contact your veterinarian immediately. This calculator provides risk assessment but is not a substitute for professional veterinary care.
Toxicity Assessment Results
Toxicity Level
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Risk Assessment
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Theobromine Dose
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Recommended Action
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Toxicity Level: -
Toxicity Calculation Breakdown
Chocolate Type
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Amount Consumed
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Theobromine Content
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Cat's Weight
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Theobromine per kg
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Risk Level
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Risk Assessment & Symptoms
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Emergency Information & Actions
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Common Symptoms by Severity
- Mild (6-20 mg/kg): Vomiting, diarrhea, increased thirst, restlessness
- Moderate (20-40 mg/kg): Rapid breathing, increased heart rate, muscle tremors
- Severe (40-50 mg/kg): Seizures, irregular heart rhythm, high blood pressure
- Critical (50+ mg/kg): Cardiac failure, respiratory failure, coma, death
Chocolate Type Information
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Monitoring & Follow-up
- Immediate Monitoring: Watch for vomiting, diarrhea, restlessness
- Vital Signs: Monitor heart rate, breathing, temperature
- Behavior Changes: Watch for unusual behavior or lethargy
- Veterinary Care: Follow veterinarian's instructions exactly
- Recovery Period: Monitor for 24-48 hours after exposure
- Prevention: Keep all chocolate products out of reach
- Future Incidents: Have emergency vet contact readily available
Critical Safety Information:
- Chocolate is TOXIC to cats - never intentionally feed it to them
- This calculator provides risk assessment only - not medical advice
- Contact your veterinarian immediately if chocolate consumption is suspected
- Do not induce vomiting unless directed by a veterinarian
- Keep all chocolate products securely stored away from cats
- Monitor your cat closely after any chocolate exposure
- Have emergency veterinary contact information readily available
- Consider pet insurance for emergency situations
- Educate family members about chocolate toxicity
- Be extra careful during holidays and celebrations