The bathroom door was left open and the toothpaste was on the counter. Fairgame…
Editor’s note: Human toothpaste isn’t recommended for dogs because they will likely swallow the paste, which contains fluoride that can cause gastrointestinal irritation or more significant problems in large amounts. On top of that, if your toothpaste contains xlitol (most commonly found in sugar-free gum), your pet could be seriously harmed. Please contact poison control or your local vet if you think your pet has ingested xlitol.
Grumpy
Poor boy wanted to be minty fresh for kisses!
So you name your dog after the Norse God of Mischief and you’re surprised when something like this happens?
Patti Lundgren
Grumpy, yeah, the Norse God of Mischief! I just crossed Loki off my list of potential names for my future pets. Why go asking for trouble? 🙂
mia
This looks like a mug shot! LOL!
Hwilliams
Look mom no cavities!!!
Brenda
We all sometimes fail to close doors. You might try storing your toothpaste in a metal lunchbox. I would never have dreamed he would have eaten toothpaste but I store all medications in a lunchbox so my naughty boy can’t get to those. A baby lock on a cabinet might also be helpful.
Peachi
Guess I just got in the habit years ago, those are good ideas too!
Amanda
My little black kitten is also named Loki! He’s mischievous too but so far the only thing he’s tried to eat other than his kitten chow is human food (from my plate of course).
Sassafras
Sinus cavities look great! Kiss him for me!
Andrea Colledge
Hello handsome. I can see right up your nose 🙂 xxoo
stars15k
One of my favorite guilty faces EVER. What a sweetie.