Maybe Rat Poison. Saw vet. Still don't know.

[P Hudson]

Originally Posted by Maximo

I am very happy to hear your pups are doing well. Praying for good results from the tests and a truly happy ending for your scary experience.

Thank you. If something hadn't made them throw that stuff up, we would not have known and we would have lost them. I still can't figure out how they got it. They hadn't left the house or yard in days, and they're never out alone. I've become paranoid of everything, wondering if it could have been in their food (Blue buffalo) but I'm pretty sure my husband or I would have seen it. It's bright blue-green. And one of the pieces they threw up was what looked to be a piece of a formed blue-green biscuit.

I hover over them wherever they go, but you're right about what you said in an other post: Sadly, no matter how much we care and watch and hover, things like this can happen. We're not omniscient.

[Maximo]

Originally Posted by P Hudson

Thank you. If something hadn't made them throw that stuff up, we would not have known and we would have lost them. I still can't figure out how they got it. They hadn't left the house or yard in days, and they're never out alone. I've become paranoid of everything, wondering if it could have been in their food (Blue buffalo) but I'm pretty sure my husband or I would have seen it. It's bright blue-green. And one of the pieces they threw up was what looked to be a piece of a formed blue-green biscuit.

I hover over them wherever they go, but you're right about what you said in an other post: Sadly, no matter how much we care and watch and hover, things like this can happen. We're not omniscient.

The not knowing is terrible in both your case and Priscilla's.

Just thought of something else: there are so many ways things can end up in your yard. Wildlife can carry things in from other yards. We had little kids living next door who would randomly throw things in our yard, not meaning any harm. I've read here of problems both ways with corn cobs, for instance, which are dangerous to dogs. We used to put corn cobs out for the squirrels until we learned the dangers for people with dogs in other yards.

[P Hudson]

Originally Posted by Maximo

The not knowing is terrible in both your case and Priscilla's.

Just thought of something else: there are so many ways things can end up in your yard. Wildlife can carry things in from other yards. We had little kids living next door who would randomly throw things in our yard, not meaning any harm. I've read here of problems both ways with corn cobs, for instance, which are dangerous to dogs. We used to put corn cobs out for the squirrels until we learned the dangers for people with dogs in other yards.

You're right. We will probably never know how or where they found it, and even if we could find out, it wouldn't necessarily protect them in the future. We just can't control everything.

[P Hudson]

Just wanted to let you all know that both dogs' blood tested within normal range on their second and final blood test.

Thank you all for caring and helping me get through the scary unknown.

[lillymae]

So glad to hear all is well & pray it never happens again.

[matese]

Happy to hear babies blood work is good and both are well.

[BabyGirl Rosie]

Good news!