All chocolate is not alike. They will ask when you suspect the chocolate was eaten and how much. They will want to know if your dog is showing any outward signs of theobomine poisoning. They may tell you to bring in your dog or if smaller amounts were eaten, they may just instruct you on what to give your dog and what to watch for. There is no specific antidote for Theobomine poisoning.
All medical treatment is supportive.
The intent is to get the chocolate out of the system as fast as possible and to treat the symptoms while the chocolate is being processed through the dog's digestive system. Emetics - medication used to induce vomiting, if discovered within the first 4 hours of ingestion. And told us he would have diarrhea most of the day so we should withhold his food but give him plenty of water. Activated charcoal - for ingestion greater than 4 hours or where the dog continues to show signs of toxicity. If even after your careful housekeeping, your pet finds and eats chocolate - you must know the warning signs and CALL YOUR VET if you want to save their life.