My dog ate ...

One of my foster dog was eating all the fuzzy toys with no stuffing. Her new mom offered to send them back but I said no thank you and we had a good laugh. I told her I knew she ate 1 but had no ideal she ate several!

My dog ate a box of Valentine's chocolates when she was a puppy. They had been thrown away and she went trash diving and fished them out. Poor thing had a tummy ache probably all day but waited until I got home before she let loose in the back yard. She also ate a stink bug when she was a puppy. Apparently she was an adventurous eater when she was younger, but those two situations has her sticking to her dog food now.

My cheagle loves crayons. Makes for colorful poop.

The dog I had growing up ate the foot board on my bed.

The poodle we had when I was growing up used to eat chewing gum. New in the wrapper, ABC, didn't matter. I know this because I had pooper scooper duty and used to find little pink bubbles in the piles.

One of my cats loves gum. He'll break into a purse to get to it, too.

Just so you know, gum is EXTREMELY EXTREMELY toxic to animals. The Xylitol found in gum can cause permanent organ failure!!!!

My dog ate a tube of superglue when he was a pup. It was actually on a table and when I was out of the room he climbed on a chair and got it from the table. I manage to get the tube away from him but it had already burst open and he had glue in his mouth.

I had a panicky moment when his tongue and lips started bonding together, but shoved plenty of cooking oil in his mouth and kept rubbing. Then I gave him a huge bone ( special dog type) to chew on to help rub the glue off.
It worked really well and most of the glue was gone by the end of the day except he had a crackly white moustache for about a week;
Luckily it's not toxic!

I had a kitten who'd eat anything but tomatoes and especially liked frozen fudge bars, until he got old enough to realize he was being fed regularly (he was a hurricane rescue) My current Kit Kat will dump the trash to get chicken bones and will eat any sort of meat, including eggs *if* I let him (I don't as he vomits if he eats anything but cat food) My Sweetie Cat likes Dannon yogurt, but *only* Dannon, go figure.

I lived with Hedgehogs, they ate cottage cheese, banana's, meal worms and the soft spot between the thumb and forefinger of my landlords' son -- Okay, she didn't *eat* it, she just bit him 'cause he'd been making burgers and didn't wash his hands before he picked her. I thought it was hilarious. :bigsmile:

Our JRT ate a pound of m & m 's when he was a puppy.
Our Shar-Pei once ate a zucchini.
And lastly our Cairn Terrier ate the following: a pair of my fuzzy boots, her dog bed, any type of paper she can find (including money). She's the bad one in the family.

The crotch out of all my favorite panties, jammies and shorts. Only my favorites. Only the crotch. *sigh*

My dog does this too. I've learned to keep the laundry basket in the closet with the door firmly shut...which works most of the time, except that somehow my cat has figured how to open the door...so I occasionally lose a pair of undies or two...

and Kleenex INCLUDING the cardboard box...and paper towels...including the cardboard roll inside...

and cat poop. ugh.

the first week I had my dog I came home to find that she had eaten half of my favorite flannel pj bottoms...and shredded and ate most of a cardboard shoe box that I had left on the kitchen table...(and some of the papers that were in the shoebox, which was part of a project for a class I was taking at the time...yes, the dog really DID eat my freakin' homework. unbelievable.

a dead baby cooperhead snake

My devil dog (pug chihuahua mix) ate a pair of earbud headphones....cord and all.....she needed some "assistance" trying to get it out the other end. Super traumatic for us both

My daughters new black flats with rhinestones that she just loved. In his (the dog) i told her to keep them out of his reach. She did not (

My hound has eaten plastic sandwich bags, glass plates, apple peels and cores, anything in the trash can, an air conditioner, a coffee grinder, DVDs, and shoes. She always has food and water in the kitchen but refuses to eat any dog food. (canned or dry) We eat out a lot so we don't always have table scraps for her. She wont stay in the yard and destroys everything!!!! We have tried keeping her on a run line and chain. I have tried every collar and harness in my city and have even set them so she is tied to more than one! ( I have a huge back yard with a chain link fence she leaps over like its not even there) I cant afford a privacy fence big enough to keep her in. If she can clear the fence with ease electrifying it wont help, and lets face it, she ate the electrical parts of the running outside unit to my house's air conditioner. An electric fence would probably just be an appetizer for this dog from HE**!! Now every time we talk about getting rid of her our son (who actually "owns" this beast) flips out about how much he loves her. She is really a sweet dog. Never barks, doesn't bite. She just wants you to pet her constantly and eat anything you maybe attached to. I walk her several times a week any my son walks her daily..She's about to drive me nuts!!!

So far my puppy has eaten:

part of the sofa cushion
pulled stuffing out of my back pillow
the corner of the footboard and leg
my husbands socks (lol) She chews wholes in only his socks
a half of bag of my favorite chips
a spot in the carpet
tried chewing on mine and my husbands shoes, luckily we stopped her before destroying them
my broom
toilet paper and paper towels (including the cardboard rolls)
cat poo
her own vomit
cat treats (including the package they came in)
the container to her training treats