According to

The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center **

Please let me know if you would like more info on xylitol toxicity or if you have any other questions!

** If you think your pet has consumed something toxic...
I always suggest calling the ASPCA Poison Control Center first thing!

The # XXXXX (NNN) NNN-NNNN

They do have a $60 consultation fee
- However this fee is very worthwhile and here's why -

• It may save you a trip to the vet because they will be able to inform you if what your animal consumed is toxic.
• If it is toxic they can instruct you on how to care for your animal.
  
• If it is critical they can give you first aid instructions that cannot wait until you get to the vet.
  
• If you do need to get to an emergency vet you will most likely need to call poison control anyway. The vet can call for you but they usually charge an additional fee to do so (the clinic I worked ER at charged $95)
  
• If you call yourself you not only save $ you can save the doctor time which can be the difference between life and death in toxicity cases.
  

With a dog that size you should be ok.

If the diarrhea continues you may want to get her to the vet for some fluids to prevent dehydration.