Dog Safety & Toxicity Calculators
Check whether what your dog ate is dangerous: chocolate, grapes, xylitol, onion and garlic doses by body weight, plus heat safety.
1 of 6 tools available. The rest are in progress and will appear here as they are published.
Main tools
- Dog Chocolate Toxicity Calculator
Find out how dangerous the chocolate your dog ate is, by calculating the theobromine dose in mg per kg of body weight and the symptoms expected at that dose.
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Grape and Raisin Toxicity Calculator for Dogs Coming soon
Check the risk from grapes or raisins by body weight. Any amount can be dangerous, and this shows where reported toxic doses begin.
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Xylitol Toxicity Calculator for Dogs Coming soon
Calculate the xylitol dose from gum, peanut butter or baked goods, and whether it reaches the hypoglycaemia or liver failure threshold.
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Onion and Garlic Toxicity Calculator for Dogs Coming soon
Work out whether the amount of onion, garlic, leek or chive your dog ate reaches the dose that damages red blood cells.
More tools
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Can Dogs Eat…? Food Safety Database Coming soon
Search a food and get a straight answer on whether it is safe for dogs, unsafe, or safe only in limited amounts.
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Heat and Hot Pavement Safety Checker Coming soon
Check whether it is too hot to walk your dog, including asphalt surface temperature and heatstroke risk at a given air temperature.