My dog ate some food that had mold on it. Is it going to make him sick?

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He got into the trashcan and I'm scared that it wil do damage to him. Any suggestions?

Answer 1

It might, but bear in mind, dogs were designed (or evolved if that's your take on it) to eat not only what they kill, but also carrion (dead things - someone else's leftover rotting kill). Their saliva is more powerful than ours (dog's mouths are said to be very "clean" in spite of the kinds of things they eat sometimes, because their salavia will kill just about anything), and their stomachs are also a bit more robust than ours.

It could make your dog sick, but fido is likely to pull through better than you would if you had eaten the mold. Things that would kill you or I may only give fido gas.

Answer 2

Dog Ate Moldy Food

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Well mold is bad for you dog but it not really to harmful for them if you dog it moldy food you should monitor him and for dinner give them a blend diet and watch out for vomiting diarrhea but it really depends in there weight my golden ate moldy food he's about 55 pounds 5 month old and the vet said he should be fine but no matter what alleays call your local vet because you can never be to sure hope this was helpfu.

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My dog ate some food that had mold on it. Is it going to make him sick?
He got into the trashcan and I'm scared that it wil do damage to him. Any suggestions?

Answer 6

I doubt it, but I'm sure it depends on what exactly he ate and how much mold was on it and how much of it he consumed. I would call the vet, and keep an eye on him to see if he gets sick. And try feeding him real food so he doesn't have to dig through the trash - just kidding. I would guess he's gonna be OK but just keep an eye on him to make sure.

Answer 7

It depends on how much he ate. My little weinier dog always gets into the garbage and eats stuff but he never has a problem. It should not make him sick, unless the food is something a dog can't have....

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Answer 9

Do not worry about it. Your dog will be fine. If the food is bad, the dog will throw it up or have the runs. If the dog is sick over day, you might want to take the dog to the Vet but again I do not believe that you have anything to worry about.

Answer 10

depends on the mold some are worse than others but dogs have a much higher tolerance than humans so i bet he will be fine . But if you are really that worried than call a vet and ask.