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Animals have a very different way of showing pain. Some hide in corners while others get aggressive if approached or touched.

Cats are a lot more resilient to pain and don't show any signs till the pain reaches unbearable levels.

It is very important to know what to expect and what signs to look out for to be able to help them on time and to keep them from suffering.

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We've all been in a situation where our pet manages to get to some chocolate or brownies. The panic that follows is unexplainable.

Here are a few facts to keep in mind about chocolate toxicity.

Always remember, the darker or more bitter the chocolate, higher the risk of toxicity. A bit of Milk chocolate is hence almost never fatal to life but can still cause a lot of other issues.

If your pet eats chocolate, the vet will make him/her vomit to reduce the absorption. They may also need IV fluids or activated charcoal tablets depending on the amount eaten.

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