My dog ate a stuffed toy arm, then pooped it out. Should I worry?

This is a fairly small piece of cloth for a dog this size, so I wouldn't worry too much - it will probably pass through with no problems. You will need to monitor him for the next 2-3 days for any problems such as repeated episodes of vomiting, acting lethargic, or not wanting to eat - these can be signs of a blockage, so if you see them, you will need to take Archer to the vet right away. But as long as he is acting normal, I wouldn't worry at all.

If she chewed them up into tiny pieces, she will likely pass them. Monitor for lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite or abdominal pain. These are symptoms that should be addressed by your veterinarian.

Well, Thor's poop looks normal except for the fact that apparently he ate a blue rubber toy and at least parts of it came out the natural way. Check all his toys and note what is missing. There may be more coming. You should note the size of what toy is missing vs. what he poops out and that will tell you whether you will have to worry about an obstruction. As long as his poop is firm and looks like that and he does not retch he should be fine. Should he get diarrhea, you will need to tell your veterinarian about Thor eating toys and make an appointment for an exam.

What a cute name snowball! Yes, it is possible that the arm has passed through the stool and you just missed it. I would not be concerned as long as snowball is eating, drinking and defecating normal. If at anytime snowball is acting ill, vomiting or not eating I would recommend taking snowball to the vet for an x-ray of her abdomen. I hope that helps

Oh that was naughty of Hector! Hopefully the tail will pass without problem, but there is always a chance it could get caught in his GI tract on the way out. I would monitor him for signs of obstruction, which include vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, lethargy, and constipation. Should you see any of those signs, I would have seen by a vet immediately. It can take up to 72 hours for this toy to pass.

IT can take several days to pass, sometimes it stays in the stomach for some time before it continues to the intestines. as long as he is eating normally and not vomiting i would recommend to continue monitoring him and checking his poo daily.

Keep an eye on her for any adverse symptoms but as long as she is behaving normally, I don't think she needs to see the vet right now. I'm having trouble getting the photos to enlarge for me, but what I can see of the toy makes me think that she should be able to pass a piece with too much trouble.