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|    BANNED!  Join Date: Nov 2008  Location: Ca  
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				   |      Or leave it alone, I am only worried it may cause some sort of blockage... If I do induce vomiting what do I use? he is 4.6 lbs and 4 months old.   UGH He was napping with it in his hair I guess he got it out I caught him eating it tried to get it and he swallowed it ..    |  
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|    YT Addict  Join Date: Dec 2006  Location: Michigan  
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				   |      If that's the worst thing he swallows, your good. I wouldn't worry about it. It'll pass.     |  
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|    Donating Senior Yorkie Talker   Join Date: Dec 2008  Location: Wayne, MI USA  
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				   |      Was it like a regular rubberband or one of the ones with the cloth on it? Dymond ate a regular little bow and I called the vet and they said to keep an eye on her make sure she was pooing and to check for it in her poo. I guess to make sure she didn't get a blockage it came out later that night. I am no expert or anything hopefully someone will come along with a lot more experience than I have. I hope the little handsome man doesn't  get sick.     
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				   |      It was like the one he has in his hair in my avatar. Like an ouchless mini elastic.     |  
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|    Action Jackson ♥    Donating Member Join Date: Dec 2008  Location: Maryland  
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				   |      i don't think i'd worry about it - he'll probably pass it.     
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|    I Love My Yorkies   Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2005  Location: Indianapolis, Indiana  
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				   |      You use peroxide to induce vomiting but I wouldnt  do it for that.  He will pass it.  My Chachi has ate pocket polly toys and passed them     
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|    BANNED!  Join Date: Nov 2008  Location: Ca  
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				   |      WOW polly pocket toys      .. I was sooo soo worried, It is a mini hair elastic maybe a little smaller than a dime in diameter and has fabric covered over it.. it's a Goody Ouchless one, I am sure you know what I mean. So you guys think it will pass? I was just worried it could get tangled somewhere because it's elastic ya know. This guy drives me nuts! Induce vomiting is a NO GO for this particular incident then? I called the vet he said I could bring him to induce vomiting if I want but other than that just watch him and see what happens.  |  
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|    I Love My Yorkies   Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2005  Location: Indianapolis, Indiana  
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				   |      You really want to induce vomiting more when they swallow a dangerous pill or something like that     
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|    Donating YT 1000 Club Member   Join Date: Nov 2008  Location: BC, Canada  
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				   |      I think it will pass.  I wouldn't induce vomitting for something like that.  Only if he ate a bunch of chocolate or medicine, something that could poison him.  The elastic will come out the backend just as easily as it would the front I'm sure     ![]() That little Gucci sure keeps you on your toes hey? He's lucky that he's so cute   
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|    And Rylee Finnegan   Donating Member Join Date: Apr 2007  Location: Metro Detroit, MI  
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				   |      With some things inducing vomiting can make things worse.    This is true with some chemicals. When unsure, always ask the vet. I guess the vet is leaving it up to you, so whatever you are comfortable with... 
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|    LEADER OF MyPACK  Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2007  Location: Sugar Land Texas  
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				   |      There is a thread about the oddest thing your dog has ever pooped. It is a scream and has been around for a few years. I highly recommend reading it...you will feel so much better about that little rubber band!       ![]() Here is the link: http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...er-pooped.html Some of these posts will leave you rolling in the floor! It is one of my favorite thread to read when i need a belly laugh!    |  
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|    BANNED!  Join Date: Nov 2008  Location: Ca  
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  ...I NEVER leave elastics on him when i'm gone because i'm worried he'll swallow them .. guess I can't leave them on when i'm here either!   he was napping, wokw up, rubbed it off with the edge of the bed and ate it.. I heard him chewing...he saw me coming and gulped it down  .To EVERYONE THAT HAS COME TO REPLY!.. Thank you so much for the reassurance. It did sound as if the vet was leaving it up to me and I really do not want to induce vomiting if there is no need. I appreciate all the responses in such a quick time! I worry so much about the lil stinker.  |  |
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|    Donating YT 5000 Club Member   Join Date: Aug 2007  Location: Southeast Texas  
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				   |      Mine have passed hair scrunchies on several occasions.  I don't think you have anything to worry about.     |  
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|    BANNED!  Join Date: Nov 2008  Location: Ca  
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				   |      I am playing the waiting game now.. he usually doesn't poo until later in the evening but for now he's fine, playing, running etc.     |  
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|    Donating Senior Yorkie Talker   Join Date: May 2008  Location: Florida  
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				   |      I found one of my baby's 1/4" latex bands in her poo.  I didn't even know she swallowed it.  My problem is that I have two puppies.  They take each other's bands out.  I am seriously thinking of giving them bangs so they don't need to wear bands all the time to keep the hair out of their eyes.     |  
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