I feel your pain! I’ve had to call poison control 4 times (everything was fine all 4 times,Thank God) because my Alfie thinks he can eat any ole things he finds! Little stinkers <3
My dachshund mix Bean is always picking stuff up off the NYC streets!! Fortunately I have BarkCare and free calls to the pet poison hotline – don’t know what I would do without them!
You are lucky to have found it before it was swallowed! My dog once swallowed a needle and after a frantic search for the needle (surely he could not have swallowed it!) and a very expensive vet visit (in which we saw the needle perfectly aligned in his colon via x-ray), he pooped it out with the thread still attached.
My dog ate a sewing needle a couple of months ago. The vet had to manually pry it out of her backside. Apparently it didn’t do any damage or hurt her at all until she tried to pass it, and THAT was when things got really hairy! Thankfully she was totally fine as soon as it was taken out, but it was a close call. Gotta watch those little wannabe-seamstresses, they can’t be trusted!
Nan
Poor baby. He is too cute.
rynanne
Your dog is so fluffy! I love it!
Akemi Claridge Bennett
I feel your pain! I’ve had to call poison control 4 times (everything was fine all 4 times,Thank God) because my Alfie thinks he can eat any ole things he finds! Little stinkers <3
Sachi'sMom
Yeah, I’ve got one of those Shiba/Devil dogs-I feel your pain! And Good Mommy! Beautiful doggie.
Andrea
My dachshund mix Bean is always picking stuff up off the NYC streets!! Fortunately I have BarkCare and free calls to the pet poison hotline – don’t know what I would do without them!
Leslin
Binks is lucky his mommy was around!!
DeeDee
Thank God For Mommy!!!!……. 🙂
kaigeekai
You are lucky to have found it before it was swallowed! My dog once swallowed a needle and after a frantic search for the needle (surely he could not have swallowed it!) and a very expensive vet visit (in which we saw the needle perfectly aligned in his colon via x-ray), he pooped it out with the thread still attached.
KG
My dog ate a sewing needle a couple of months ago. The vet had to manually pry it out of her backside. Apparently it didn’t do any damage or hurt her at all until she tried to pass it, and THAT was when things got really hairy! Thankfully she was totally fine as soon as it was taken out, but it was a close call. Gotta watch those little wannabe-seamstresses, they can’t be trusted!