01-08-2016, 07:47 AM
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Re: Poorly dog mystery.
Originally Posted by Nom
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Toad could well be the problem Mups, ours are not the most toxic but would release their toxin if Izzie had caught one in her mouth.
01-08-2016, 09:38 AM
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Re: Poorly dog mystery.
Mups toad could be the answer but wondered if she has come into contact with any plants that might do this Elsie got quite a burn a while ago from some plants along the canal bank, I'm told it's worse if they get it on noses or tongues, I see the canal society has roped it off and are pulling it all up at the moment.
01-08-2016, 10:27 AM
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Re: Poorly dog mystery.
Originally Posted by malcolm
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Quite agree Nom....seems to be the answer to the mystery, be good idea to tell the vet Mups.
The vet already knows, I told him when she went back to see him on Saturday morning. He thought the 'stinging' from the toad would have been gone before now.
As I said earlier, I gave her milk quickly as it calms it and stops the frothing almost immediately. She was able to eat normally the day after the Mr. Toad episode too, so highly unlikely to stop her eating 3 days later.
I am fairly convinced it was something that happened at the veterinary surgery.
01-08-2016, 10:33 AM
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Re: Poorly dog mystery.
Originally Posted by Mups
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The vet already knows, I told him when she went back to see him on Saturday morning. He thought the 'stinging' from the toad would have been gone before now. As I said earlier, I gave her milk quickly as it calms it and stops the frothing almost immediately. She was able to eat normally the day after the Mr. Toad episode too, so highly unlikely to stop her eating 3 days later.
I am fairly convinced it was something that happened at the veterinary surgery.
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