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LYC: One of my clients needs a lesson in dog proofing a house. One dog ate some hard and sharp plastic requiring stomach surgery to remove it.

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Oct 6 '14, 06:34

I just got an email from that client that the other dog ate a similar piece of plastic. Damn it! She thinks he chewed it up pretty well so they're hoping it'll pass through.
But how do you not go crazy cleaning and dog proofing your house after you just had a dog eat something off your floor that required surgery to get removed? It happened just two weeks ago, the incision is still healing.

For those that follow my pics on FB and Instagram it's the little dog Echo that had broken his leg recently that ate the plastic. Poor guy has bad no luck these last could of months.
Hopefully it will pass through with no need for surgery.

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some dogs are just... trouble. our puppy (she's almost 2... but still).. manages to burrow into things and find the absolute worst things to chew on. - colin Oct 6, 06:39 5
- My parents had a lab that would eat anything and everything. My mom had that house totally dog-proofed, I'm not even sure where that dog found some of - kelly Oct 6, 06:44 3
  - dogs are known to disembowl a couch to make a den, eating much of the stuffing -- nm - zeitgeist Oct 6, 13:06
  - so bad.. we've tried really hard to curb that behavior.. no licking the floor or eating off of it, etc... but she gets bored and just destroys - colin Oct 6, 06:55
  - my friend is a dog walker, and she used to walk a black lab named Jimmy. he hate balls. any balls, but especially tennis balls. i think he had - Andie Oct 6, 06:47
- Yeah, they're both eaters. They'll grab things outside while we're walking and I'm on high alert the whole time. They're little dogs, I worry - Krusty Oct 6, 06:42

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LYC: One of my clients needs a lesson in dog proofing a house. One dog ate some hard and sharp plastic requiring stomach surgery to remove it.

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