My dog ate kid's slime. Is it safe or toxic? What should I do?

Borax has a wide margin of safety unless a large amount is ingested, and with the amount that Roxie ate and the fact that she is 60 pounds in weight, she should not suffer any ill effects from it. At most, you may see some stomach upset. If you do, withhold food for 12-24 hours, then feed her a bland diet of boiled white meat chicken (no bones) and white rice in small amounts several times a day for a couple of days. Then slowly add beck in her normal diet.

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Zeus. If the label says non-toxix and it was not a magnetic formula of Thinking Putty, then hopefully he will not suffer any effects. You can call the manufacturer of the putty to be sure though. The other option option is to contact the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center. I hope this information helps!

Snails are generally non toxic to dogs, but the problems come with with the parasites they carry, and if they have been poisoned with snail poisoning. Snails carry lungworms, which will be passed to dogs when the snail is eaten by the dog. Not all snails carry lungworms, so you can monitor Daisy for signs of coughing and difficulty breathing. If she develops those problems, you should take her into your vet. The snail's shell could also potentially cause GI obstruction or GI upset, but it's not too likely. Monitor her for vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, or extremely lethargy, and if you see any of those signs, take her into your vet. Finally, as I mentioned, there can be problems if the snail was poisoned with snail poisoning. Signs of toxicity from snail poisoning include tremors and twitching, which are exacerbated by noise. If you see any of those signs, you need to take Daisy into your vet right away. If she is actually normally, eating and drinking normally, and having normal bathroom habits, I would not worry about her.

He is likely going to be fine but to be on the safe side I would called the pet poison hotline to ensure there isn't any hidden toxins that we need to watch out for. There website is below which will take you to their number. I hope this helps! https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/

Hello. Fortunately, there is nothing toxic in this product. However, there is a very small chance that this could lead to an intestinal blockage, if he ate any at all. I would go ahead & take a slice of bread, & apply a good layer of Vaseline to it. Feed Hikaru a piece at a time, allowing him to eat as much as he likes up to the whole piece of bread. The Vaseline will not be actually absorbed, but will coat any possible pieces of the clay helping things to pass through smoothly. The clay will possibly soften with the moisture in the gut & the warmer body temperature, too. You should see a softer stool in about 12-18 hours & may last for a day or so, but there should be no abdominal discomfort or vomiting. If you do see more than 1 episode of vomiting, or you think there is any abdominal pain or bloating, please see your veterinarian immediately. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

Depending on the contents of the mask there could be a potential toxicity concern here. You should consult with a toxicologist from Pet Poison Helpline about exactly what your pet ingested to determine if and what medical care Dakota needs to ensure her safety and well-being. Pet Poison Helpline number is 855-764-7661 and their website is http://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/ Hopefully she will be ok.

Slugs are not toxic dogs, so there is not much to worry about with him licking the guts. It may not be the cleanest source of food, but dogs are quite resilient to eating dead and rotting things, so there is little chance of this causing a digestive upset. There are also some cases where slugs can have certain worms that can be transmitted to dogs, but this is not common and unlikely to be transmitted this way. Overall, I would not worry and would only mention this to your vet if she happens to have any signs of illness in the next week or two. I hope that helps and all is well with Rogue.