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Guess what my dog ate now...


prov1900

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My Chesapeake Bay Retriever, sometime in the middle of the night, got a hold of one or two of the handwarmer packets and apparently liked them.

Her diarreah is charcoal black, due to the fact (I imagine) the activated charcoal within the packet.

I called my vet and they didn't seem too concerned, however wanted me to bring her in to treat the diarreah.

The dog acts fine, other than the liquid black stuff coming our her rear end.

I know that activated charcoal is used as an "anti-poison".

Anyone with experience in this?

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Wow,

I wonder how warm her tummy got after eating them? eek

Hope it all works out fine.

"hooks"

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Hey, activated charcoal is what makes scent blocker and scentlok work, I bet your dog is "scent free" for a month!!!

In all seriousness, it sounds like he is fine and I cerntainly hope everythign turns out ok.

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Charcoal will just adsorb the stomach contents. They use a similar product for overdoses. Your dog will be fine

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Thanks for the replies, or better yet, reassurance. She is doing fine. This afternoon, she let go of another (seemingly) gallon of motor oil out the rear and hasn't had any since. Drinking water fine.

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"motor oil" lol

im sure she will be fine, as others have been saying charcoal is used to treat drug overdoses

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  • 3 weeks later...

My dog ate the strings from a porketta on Monday. Tuesday at lunch I was helping him by pulling them out of his rear end. I'm sure he was in heaven when he found a few scraps and those strings that tasted like the porketta. Luckily, he passed all of them.

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yesterday, my lab decided to check out my money clip. The boy has taste. Chewed up the 10s and 20s only a few bite marks in the 1s, D.L. and a couple of credit cards are toast. I called the wifey this morning and asked her if she had seen any change laying around, she said no why? I told her that I was hoping he would at least give me some change back

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my 1 yr. old yellow lab ate a tube of desitin butt cream last week. called the vet. she said it was natural products (fish oils?) and he'll be fine. well the puke in the carpet smelled pretty minty for the next day. boy he was sick but is fine now. how long till the chewing stage is over?

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I called the wifey this morning and asked her if she had seen any change laying around, she said no why? I told her that I was hoping he would at least give me some change back

Then you could have changed his name name to Barack!

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A while back my parents baught a shitzou or how ever you spell it and she had and still has a fasination with baloons one time my youngest brother left a back of them on the ground and she ate all of them. Didn't take long for them to come out either. Let's just say I was't going to "taste that rainbow"

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I don't care who you are.... That is darn funny.... Activated charcoal is a product that our ambulance is allowed to give to patients when they overdose on certain medications.

And the giving back change is great... Might be our new stimulus package at work?? Never know...

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prov1900, looking for a "Chessie" pup, female, do you have anyone in your area that can supply such. Minnesota does not seem to have many available. Internet is well the internet.

Thanks for any reply. Darrell.

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Ouch! Hope everything is all right!

A couple weeks ago my Lab polished off close to a full bag of Halls coughdrops, wrappers and all. Gave him some water/hydrogen peroxide and he threw everything up just fine luckily.

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yea its hard to tell when they will get over the chewing stage because anything left unattended is fair game a week ago my dog at two full bags of hersheys kisses wrappers and all it didn't even phase him

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My good friend is a small animal surgeon at the U of M. He's told me of some pretty nasty/funny things he's pulled out of dogs (condoms, etc). I think the one that took the cake was when he had to remove a used colostomy bag that a dog had decided to eat!

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my dog decided it would be fun to go fishing with out me in my minnow pail. she at a scoop of crappie minnows and fat head. reall nice of her. hopefully she will be fine.

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A friend of mine got back to the states after working in Antarctica for a year. He had a wad of cash so he had a guy build him 5 custom rods with Loomis blanks. Sweet rods. Anyway, after an evening of walleye fishing he stops by the local tavern for a burger. When he gets back to his rig he notices his new pup had chewed all the new rods to pieces. That dog found a new home a few months later. That bugger would chew everything in sight.

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I have known a couple people who took their dogs fishing and their dogs ate not only the minnows from the scoop, but the bait from the rod, along with the hook they were attached to.

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ironrangegemneye, yes I am, If you could steer me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated. Thanks Darrell.

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SemperFi, I talked with my friend and he does not have any puppies at this time. However, I he just bred one of his males to a female in Bemidji. I will let you know if he gets me that person's contact information.

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Now that the snow is melting, all of the rabbit droppings are sitting right on top of the snow in the woods. Every walk, my dog runs into the woods and eats it. There is no getting around it, since every trail by my house has rabbits running through. My guess is that it resembles dog food. He will be going to the vet this spring to see if he picked up anything from eating so much of it.

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