Why a 5 kg body changes the risk math
A Yorkie's small size means even lightly seasoned foods hit harder than they would for a larger dog. The salt content in that tortilla, though minimal for you, could be enough to upset her electrolyte balance if she ate more than you realized. Check the floor for crumbs — small dogs often scavenge extra bites you didn't see.
Her stomach may react to spices like garlic powder (common in 'lightly seasoned' blends) with delayed nausea. Watch for lip-licking, drooling, or turning away from food over the next six hours — subtle signs of stomach irritation that big dogs might not show.
The difference between cooked and raw dough risks
Since this tortilla was fully cooked, you avoid the yeast expansion danger of raw dough. But the cooking process concentrates the flour's gluten, which some small dogs struggle to digest. If her stool seems bulkier or softer tomorrow, that's likely the gluten passing through — not an emergency unless it continues beyond two bowel movements.
Cooked flour also sticks to teeth more than kibble. If she's prone to dental issues, check for tortilla bits wedged between teeth later, especially small breeds like Yorkies with crowded mouths.
When to worry about the seasoning mix
Light seasoning often means onion or garlic powder — toxic in large amounts but unlikely here. The real concern is cumulative damage from weekly exposures if she often steals human food. One event probably won't harm her red blood cells, but tell your vet if you notice pale gums or tiredness later this week.
Other seasonings like salt or chili could make her drink excessively tonight. Measure her water bowl level before bed — drinking double her usual amount warrants a non-urgent vet check tomorrow for dehydration concerns.
Next twelve hours: what normal looks like
A dog this size might nap after eating carbs, but true lethargy would involve ignoring favorite toys or not greeting you. Time her next few bathroom breaks — diarrhea within three hours suggests her body's rejecting the food, while later loose stools may just be gut bacteria adjusting.
If she keeps down her next meal (wait at least four hours before offering her regular food), the tortilla likely passed without issue. Save emergency vet calls for repeated vomiting, trembling, or refusal to drink — signs her tiny body is struggling with the sodium load.
The full verdict, portion guidance and serving notes are collected on the Tortilla food facts page.