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July 30, 2008 at 8:07 am #82727
TobyTeaCosy and Angela
MemberHi Bev, I know the elfie lost your unreads, just wondering where I get charc susp and is it a standard thing I can buy or in differing concentration if that makes sense?
July 30, 2008 at 8:18 am #82728Anonymous
Guestooooooopppsssss Naughty Toby >:D Hope he’s okay :-*
July 30, 2008 at 9:10 am #82729lucysmom
MemberHi Angela, hope Toby is better today? these dogs are sent to scare us and keep us on our toes.
only Monday my stupid daughter left some chocolate on the sofa, about six or eight squares of a large bar. and goes off to talk to her boyfriend.
thank god I have a six sense about Jessie and turned around to see she had something in her mouth shouted leave it and quickly got it from her before she had eaten it.Stupid daughter was cross with Jess shes only puppy I was cross with daughter and let her know that leaving chocolate around is bad.
shes eighteen for gods sake, I dont think she will do it again she adores Jessie. 🙂
anyway I have read that post its really good and advice all new members to have a read of it, my trainer gave all new members of out dog class a booklet with dangerous substances in it too. so lots of advice for all.
Hugs
Rachel and the gang!July 30, 2008 at 9:15 am #82730kizkiznobite
Memberglad he ok ….old fashioned chemist should have it
July 30, 2008 at 9:16 am #82731TobyTeaCosy and Angela
MemberHe’s doing OK today, I think he was confused by the fuss more than anything else, it’s hard to keep a straight head after he’s eaten it :-[ in future I’ll know what to do and have decided no food on the living room table even if passing through, after the jaffa cakes I’d have thought we’d learned our lesson, am very aware doing onions etc not to drop any bits, don’t have macadamia nuts in the house etc and apple cores go straight in the outside bin, these things are sent to try us!
Thanks Bev, will add that to my lunchbreak shopping list, is bone day so going to market to pester the butcher for some more meaty bones, he bored of rib!
July 30, 2008 at 9:17 am #82732xtine
MemberOMG You must have had an awful night Angela 😮
I live in fear of onions and grapes / raisins – thanks to hearing about it on here – I knew there was a reason why museli was bad 😉 (am not a breakfast person)
Hope Toby has escaped this unharmed esp after all his good walkies :-*
July 30, 2008 at 9:33 am #82733kizkiznobite
Memberapple cores are fine hun
July 30, 2008 at 9:43 am #82734xtine
Memberam glad you said that… cause Fritz eats the whole lot…
it’s the pips that are the issue isn’t it? How many is a *problem*?July 30, 2008 at 10:21 am #82735Sweetypye
MemberAbout 10kgs, which makes about 100 kgs of apples if not more. The dog will die from bloat overeating fruit before the pips cause any problems.
My dogs eat my apple cores.
July 30, 2008 at 10:22 am #82736xtine
Membergood good 🙂
July 30, 2008 at 11:36 am #82737Anonymous
GuestHi,
as few as 7 raisins are thought to be a risk – so they are really one to watch.
when bonnie did this i called my vets and they considered it an emergency so my insurance paid out for treatment + call out. she was given injections of something to make her sick and she sicked up about 1/2 dozen immediately (i didnt know how many she’d eaten – harry had shared his raisins through her crate door !!)
Claire x
July 30, 2008 at 8:19 pm #82738SuzAndTheDiva
MemberAwww poor Toby (and you!!) glad to hear hes ok.
Unlikely to have this problem with Honey- she very unlikely to touch a bowl of food, unless I shoved it in her face and said eat it 😀 she not one for ‘stealing’
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