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Accident
- Thread starter AmelieH
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How's her BEAM?
Do you see any abnormal symptoms?
Sauerkraut's a great idea, also bread products and chia seeds (which create a padding type gel around them).
Keep an eye on your pup, see what your local vet says and try not to worry much (or at all). Your pup will be fine (but continue mindful monitoring for a few more days).
I'll never forget a toy Poodle I saw as an emergency when I was an intern at Angell in 1986. She had eaten a double edged razor blade.?
The x-ray showed it lodged above the heart, but we didnt want to do anything except put the pup in a cage until a surgeon could arrive. An x-ray before surgery showed the razor blade to be moving along fine, and passed just fine!
Dogs will eat the darnedest things!
Do you see any abnormal symptoms?
Sauerkraut's a great idea, also bread products and chia seeds (which create a padding type gel around them).
Keep an eye on your pup, see what your local vet says and try not to worry much (or at all). Your pup will be fine (but continue mindful monitoring for a few more days).
I'll never forget a toy Poodle I saw as an emergency when I was an intern at Angell in 1986. She had eaten a double edged razor blade.?
The x-ray showed it lodged above the heart, but we didnt want to do anything except put the pup in a cage until a surgeon could arrive. An x-ray before surgery showed the razor blade to be moving along fine, and passed just fine!
Dogs will eat the darnedest things!
Dear Dr. Jeff,
thank you very much for your message, I will implement the tips!!! I'll check out her beam! So far she hasn't shown any weird symptoms.
My local vet (didn't get through to my holistic vet) said Bonny should eat sauerkraut and then maybe inject her with something to make her vomit if I want. My intuition told me not to do that thing with the vomit...I hope it was the right decision and I hope and pray Bonny is fine and nothing happened! ?
I'll be even more careful in the future, it was my fault for keeping the phone within reach
Wow - the razor blade story!
I hope I can teach Bonny to stop chewing and eating so much!
Thank you from Bonny and Amelie?
thank you very much for your message, I will implement the tips!!! I'll check out her beam! So far she hasn't shown any weird symptoms.
My local vet (didn't get through to my holistic vet) said Bonny should eat sauerkraut and then maybe inject her with something to make her vomit if I want. My intuition told me not to do that thing with the vomit...I hope it was the right decision and I hope and pray Bonny is fine and nothing happened! ?
I'll be even more careful in the future, it was my fault for keeping the phone within reach
Wow - the razor blade story!
I hope I can teach Bonny to stop chewing and eating so much!
Thank you from Bonny and Amelie?
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100%!
I'd say to never induce vomiting when the ingested material (like glass) is sharp (or caustic).
