First, you should immediately pick up your phone and consult your local veterinarian. If your local veterinarian is not during service hours, you can make an emergency call or consult your local pet association.

If you are confident in your abilities, you can also see your dog's symptoms yourself, such as vomiting, diarrhea, and overexcitation.

If you find that your dog has developed any of the above symptoms, please do not wait longer and send it to the veterinary hospital for treatment immediately. The veterinarian will advise you whether you need vomiting or enema to clear your dog's stomach and follow their instructions. Finally, as pet owners, we need to take more measures than prevent them from avoiding pets eating candy.

First, we should place the candy storage at home in a high place that the dog cannot reach, so as to avoid the dog exploring by itself and finding dangerous food. Secondly, when you are walking outdoors, you should be careful if your dog is interested in the garbage on the ground, such as candy, if you find dangerous food, throw them into the trash immediately, which can prevent your dog from getting hurt.

Finally, on special occasions, such as holidays, you can treat your pet to some pet snacks or human foods they like, but be sure to avoid letting them eat candy or other dangerous foods.