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Oliver ate an apple core! Help please My new roommie had no idea, and gave Ollie half of an apple core (she had cut the apple in half and gave him one half of the apple core) I'm not sure if there were any seeds (or how many) but he did throw up about 20 minutes after injesting the core. I know the seeds are what is poisonous... but how many of an 8 pound dog? Doyou guys think he will be okay? Help... |
I would think if he threw up he'll be fine. But you might want to call an emergency vet to be sure. |
Definatley call a vey sincw he threw up so much just to make sure. Let us know how he is doing. |
I would call the vet just to be sure. I hope he's okay! |
Well BEFOREI knew that it was not a good thing we use to give our dog what was left of an apple. She LOVED it. Altho she wasn't small. She was a cocker. She still would eat them up and nothing ever happened to her. It might be like grapes. Some dogs will react to it and some won't. Hope you little one is ok. |
it's been three hours... would he be acting funny? Besides the throw up after he ate the core he's been completely normal. Ya know, Before I had a yorkie I fed my family dog (20 lb bichon) EVERYTHING. haha he LOVES grapes and anything else he can get his hands on. Goldfish especially. Now, i know that isn't healthy-- and of course I cross check EVERYTHING i give my yorkie (cuz he's MINE) as opposed to the Bichon that we got when I was young and didn't know any better. He never reacts from ANYTHING he is fed. Iron stomach! |
seeds I doubt it will bother him...a dog has to ingest alot of seeds to cause a problem...and they have to be cracked, otherwise they pass through the bowel. I ate enough apple and orange seeds to sink the Titanic when I was a kid..and they came out with no problems..lol..made my mother crazy, back then they thought eating seeds caused appendicitis. |
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