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Originally Posted by mspiggyd1  Sophie has been at the vet for two days because they won't let her come home until she is through vomiting. The vet said that she probably will have to stay the weekend. That is four whole days I won't get to see her. If I stop by to see her she will get upset so I can't do that. |
Oh, I am so sorry to hear this. Didn't know that slugs can cause such a problem. My Sissy tried to eat a toad last year and although she spit it out, the toad did release it's toxins in her mouth which made her look like she was foaming at the mouth, then spitting again and again and shaking. Then the diarhhea began. It was a long, poopy night!! When we saw the vet in the morning for Sub-q fluids and medication, she explained that the toad isn't poisonous - but the toxins they release as their protection can make the tiny dogs really sick. Perhaps this is the same with a slug?