We found Rufus in the bathroom…he had taken the jar of Vaseline out of a drawer and ate the entire thing. How he opened the lid, we have no idea. Good thing it’s non toxic.
12 Responses to “Working on my new cleanse”
Terese
It might be non toxic now but it will be when it comes out the other end.
When we got our 3 year old rottie last year, he ate a car battery. Have no idea how he got it off the workbench. It wasn’t on it’s side or anything. It ended right side up on the floor. He gnawed the caps off, then we guess got a mouthful or snoot full of battery acid and stopped. He and our senior dog, Nash, cleared of the garage after that, and it took my husband three hours to clean it up.
The dog lived. Wasn’t even sick. Still don’t know how that’s possible, but he is.
Terese
It might be non toxic now but it will be when it comes out the other end.
Ridge's mom
You beat me to it!
Diane Kopeykin
Had a dog do that when i was young, greasy poo coming your way
Mooba
Love the title of your post! LOL!!!
Mooba
Now that I think about it, maybe you should renamed him “Slick”.
Mooba
*rename
catie
My Min Pin would do the same if he had the chance!
COMPUTIAC
I wouldn’t stand behind him when those slicked up poops come flying out.
Leelee
My chihuahua, Shandy-George, ate a smear of Vaseline practically every day of her almost 16 years of life! She was well lubricated!
polly
One of our dogs did it too… and his butt exploded… other than that… he was okay.
Michelle
When we got our 3 year old rottie last year, he ate a car battery. Have no idea how he got it off the workbench. It wasn’t on it’s side or anything. It ended right side up on the floor. He gnawed the caps off, then we guess got a mouthful or snoot full of battery acid and stopped. He and our senior dog, Nash, cleared of the garage after that, and it took my husband three hours to clean it up.
The dog lived. Wasn’t even sick. Still don’t know how that’s possible, but he is.