I haven't seen any of those symptoms yet, and it has been about 25 minutes now. The mucus or drool on her mouth at the time of the attack looked normal, not the white toxin I have heard bufo toads release. Nevertheless, I got it off her mouth really quickly then rinsed her mouth with the hose, and then again in the bathtub. She looks 100% normal right now, and is just hanging out on the couch like she normally does this time of day.
When she went after it she had it in her mouth for a split second before I knocked it out of her mouth, but when the toad landed back on the ground she got to it first and attacked it for a second or two before I was able to get it back out her mouth and run her inside. God I'm glad she didn't get it for longer. Minnie knew not to hunt toads but Cook is young and dumb.
