Whatever your dingbat ate has to come out one way or the other.
Olive oil helps it through the intestines.
Stay off the phone and pay attention to the pooping.
If your dog can't poop - to the vet.
@Shelter This is also a great way to keep a high strung animal from hurting themselves during fireworks.
@jasod
One. Would. Think.
Lucy was a dumped hunting hound in 2015 and apparently she was dumped due to her anxiety over sudden loud noises.
Like gunshot.
And fireworks.
And thunder.
Nothing has helped.
@jasod
My baby girl was living under a gas station dumpster until my old boss from the animal shelter drove in and said hell no.
My poor baby.
Leia is the actual baby.
But Lucy is My Baby.
@Shelter When my BIL’s dog was a puppy he ate a long fuzzy cat teaser. He ended up pooping it out in the vet’s car park, but not *quite* all of it, and he got loose from his leash when they tried to grab it so he was feeling much better, running around with this super gross thing hanging out of his butt, until a bystander was able to put her foot on it so it came all the way out with a little “Yelp!” 😅
@Nimthiriel
I had a friend whose dog ate the weather stripping off the door and had a similar time.
If you TRULY don't live near an emergency vet and your dog gets nabbed by a copperhead, under the chin, like most dogs will please confine your dog in the smallest area possible, as much as you think crate training is evil this is a reason to have a crate, and give the dog Benadryl and quiet until your local vet opens.
You do not want that dog mobile.
I'll look up the dosage but don't let that dingdong run around.