Whats the oddest thing your dog has eaten?

Question

I have a shepard/lab mix. He is the sweetest boy but he isnt very bright :) I took him out this morning and he ate some grass and barfed. I glanced over at it. Looked like brown spagetti. Later in the day I go to take him out again and I see he has barfed again. More of the same. I go looking and find he has eaten an entire spagetti mop head!

My dog also used to raid the cat box. It seems that cats dont digest 100% of their protein and it just passes through their bodies into the litter. And dogs will have a snack. Gross

When he was a puppy he used to eat plastic supermarket bags. They are SOOOO funny to watch coming out! Finally I had to have mercy and get a stick to hold the bag while he pulled away

Answer 1

She jumped up on the kitchen counter and ate the remains of a roast chicken which was wrapped up in tin foil.

She has done the same thing with a tub of home made lemon butter; she managed to undo the lid somehow, the little wench.

We put lemon halves on the lawn because we heard that it will stop a dog pooing on the lawn. She ate the lemon halves and appeared to enjoy them, then did lemon-scented poo. Then she ate the poo.

The only things she won't eat are sweet potatoes and cranberries. She gave me a look like I was trying to poison her when I offered her some as food scraps after a turkey dinner. This from a dog who eats FOIL!

Answer 2

My boyfriend had a dobey that ate a balloon on a string...the balloon had air in it...when the dog passed it the balloon was sticking out with air still in the balloon...the balloon was hanging out of his *** for a day before it finally came all the way out. I also have a dog that can't stay away from the cat litter box, she also digs up the cat **** out of the yard to eat . She also has eaten black electrical tape (new roll) and **** it out about a day later

Answer 3

I have 2 Siberian Huskies and both are chewers, so we try to keep everything put up and out of their reach, except for their rawhide bones and toys. However, my 10 year old left his bicycle helmet out where one of my dogs could get to it, and the dog ate the padding out of the inside of the bicycle helmet. She is normally a picky eater, so I don't know what inspired her to attack the helmet - guess she was just bored. She also likes toothpaste. Whenever my husband is in the bathroom brushing his teeth, she will push open the bathroom door with her nose, and sit patiently while my husband puts a little dab of toothpaste on his finger for her. My other husky is a garbage mouth and will eat almost anything - she likes to catch flies.

Answer 4

Well we had a dog once that believe it or not, ate carpeting, and it was literally coming out of her butt, so that I had to help her pull it out, I know ewww gross!She was having trouble going to the bathroom.......... She also used to eat underwear, bras, you name it. She was one weird,whacky dog!!!LOL I know others told me to look at her nutrition but that wasn't the case. I think there are just some dogs that are like that. Our St. Bernard, who had seperation anxiety, from a prior owner who neglected him, well when we left, he would get into eating bedding, taking the stuffing out of the sofas, pillows, all of it. He'd also eat plastic, leaves, rocks even. It caused bloat 5 times, and he didn't make it through the last time..............it was soooooooo hard. We were Blessed to have him but as the vet. said we gave him 5 chances, to change, and keep on living, but he couldn't get past his anxiety. He was an awesome dog though!

Answer 5

i'd positioned the muddle field in a community that Rory (the canines) does no longer have get entry to to. We positioned our cat muddle field interior the basement. We also positioned a kitty door interior the door to the basement so as that the cat can come and visit the basement each and every time he desires, however the canines (we've 3) can not get entry to the basement or the muddle field. As for the jealousy difficulty, it might want to were a sturdy theory no longer to provide a similar call to both your pets. How might want to you want it in case you had a brother or sister with a similar call as you?

Answer 6

When my dog was a puppy he literally ate the wallpaper off of the walls! He also likes to eat the tabs holding his crate together (but loves going into his crate still), likes bugs and my very long hair.

Answer 7

My dog, a rottweiler, ate my razor phone.. My younger sibling somehow got peanut butter on it, and my dog thought it was a snack. She had to have a surgery to get it removed because it wouldn't pass through. Her favorite snack however is bumble bees. If she spots a bumble bee, she'll pounce on it like a cat and gobble it up.

Answer 8

Crayons... he got into my nintey six box (I loved crayons as a kid). I guess he took "taste the rainbow" a little too seriously. I spent way too much time in the back yard cleaning up "the rainbow" but at least I could account for my missing art supplies!

Answer 9

I had a Min-Pin when my daughter was born. He actually got into the diaper genie and...you guessed it. There was shreds of diapers all over the house! The vet checked him and said just let it pass...and it was quite interesting looking coming out.

Answer 10

the oddest thing my little dog, Gigi, has ever eaten was my 2 year old nephew's nose boogers. He was over here at my house the other day and she started licking his face then she stuck her tongue in his nose and then started chewing on something. I never let her lick my face after i saw her do that~!