Gummy Bears and corgis
Sigh....so disappointed in Seanna. I was certain that Sage was the one creating all the havoc in the house when we left, now I am not so sure.
Accidentally left a bag of gummy bears (like 3 whole bags in one big ziplock) on the coffee table when I left today. You all know how Seanna loves the coffee table. Needless to say, I came home and the gummy bears were on the floor. I figured no big deal, they splurged a little, but it was probably evenly divided. Yeah, not so much. I forgot the alpha dog always eats first, and the others don't get any until they are done. She must have been done when I got home. I could tell there was alot gone, but with 3 dogs.....
I figured out how much Seanna ate about 45 minutes later after we had walked to my parents. She wasn't following me around, and when I asked my mom where she was, she said she was in the living room, "and looked like she didn't feel so good". About 10 minutes later, there was an "Oh my God! Seanna threw up, ALOT!".....4 seperate piles of at least 30 gummy bears in each pile. Not digested at all, but just sticky enough to count.
So we cleaned the carpet, and when we left, she was rolling in the snowbank, with a totally contented look on her face. Been fine the rest of the day. Funny thing is, on our walk down I was noticing she had lost her hour glass girly figure...not putting two and two together, I figured it was just that she was getting fat because we haven't been walking as much with the weather. Well, after she puked, lo and behold, her figure is back.
Dumb corgis!! And I can never eat gummy bears again....
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Permalink Reply by Kari & Quin on
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At least it was only gummy bears. My dog before Quin ate a whole bag of Nestle Crunch bars the minnie ones. BTW it wasn't me that left them laying around it was a house guest any way same thing when we made him throw up, candy bars not even out of their wrappers. We gave him charcoal pills, that evening he was a sad dog the next morning he was fine. Its the 100% chocolate that is really bad, but milk chocolate, not good either.
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Permalink Reply by John Wolff on
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This is why you don't want xylitol products around the house.
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Permalink Reply by Jane Christensen on
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Sage had an "issue" this week too...don't have a clue what she ate but she wasn't herself...we don't havexylitol in our house either....BUT....they sneak it in many items of food nowadays:(
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Permalink Reply by Donald Till on
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LOL! Great story.
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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Marie O'Bryan on
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LOL o corgis always finding trouble and then they shake it off like "ahh" at least they are ok but this is the reason why i never leave things on the coffee table any more either, teddy got into 6 bananas and peeled them too
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