What happens if my dog ate a piece of copper pipe? Is it toxic?

Try not to worry but if it is metal, it can be toxic. Heavy metals i.e. Containing zinc or copper),lcan cause toxicity which can result in severe anemia. You should take him to the nearest veterinary emergency hospital to discuss x-rays and possibly induction of vomiting.

The concern that I would have is that the headphones will cause a blockage in Bo's stomach, or if there is copper wiring in it, it could pierce his intestines. You will have to monitor him for now, as it's not recommend to make him vomit them back up. Signs of obstruction or perforation include vomiting, anorexia, extreme lethargy, constipation, or diarrhea. Should you see any of those signs, Bo will have to see a vet immediately. You will need to monitor him and his feces for the next 72 hours, and if you don't see any signs of the headphones in his feces within 72 hours, he will need to see a vet right away.

Hello, sorry to hear about Lola. It depends on how long the vomiting has been going on for. If she has vomited once, then give her some time for the nausea to resolve and feed her some puppy food. If the vomiting persists longer than 2 days, or if she vomits more than 3-4 times in one day then she needs to be evaluated promptly. Alternatively, if you believe that there could be lead or other toxins in the corroded pipe, then you should have her evaluated immediately. Continue to monitor her for persistent vomiting, decreased appetite, diarrhea or lethargy and contact your veterinarian if you note any. Hope this helps and best of luck!

Silly Mochj! The main concerns in these situations is that sometimes the metals in the coins can absorb into the body and lead to toxicity, and coins can sometimes lead to a blockage of the digestive tract. I recommend that you make an appointment to take Mochj in to see your vet. They may want to take X-rays to see where the coin is, and they will likely recommend that you search for the coin in Mochj's poo for the next few days. They will probably want to do X-rays again in a few days if you do not find it, to see if it is stuck somewhere. If it does get stuck, they may recommend surgery to remove it to help prevent toxicity and blockage of the gastrointestinal tract. See the link below for more information, and I hope everything works out okay for Mochj! https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/poison/coins/

Oh no, that was naughty of Copper! This rubber should pass without problem, but I would keep an eye on him to be safe. There is a potential it could cause a blockage, and signs of that include vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, lethargy, and constipation. If you see any of those signs, take Copper into a vet immediately.

It will either pass through or it could potential get stuck and cause an obstruction. If she chewed it in pieces than it will likely pass through without getting stuck. It may cause some inflammation in her intestines and you may notice some diarrhea. If she starts vomitng, becomes lethargic, or stops eating than she needs to be seen right away.

Oh no, that was naughty of Lucy! Yes, the small pieces can cause damage to her GI tract, but if she didn't swallow any, that won't happen. Monitor her feces, and if you see any blood in it, that's a sign her GI tract was damaged by the can and I would have her seen by a vet.