My pig ate a dead frog. Is she okay? Can she be around other pets?

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! It would be unlikely that she can get them sick though it is always possible. I think it is fine especially if they are all doing well and have been dewormed and everything. I bet they are all adorable! Have a good day!

Peita should be just fine! Depending on the type of toad, they can have some toxins on their outer surface that taste awful so predators will spit them out if they try to eat them (which sounds exactly like what happened with Peita). Once the source (i.e. the toad) is removed so is the taste. So you do not need to worry!

I'm sorry that Chewie is in the hospital! Because he is likely receiving fluids and medication to control the symptoms of the toxicity, Chewie has a better prognosis than if he were not receiving treatment. Your vet will likely continue monitoring Chewie for signs of worsening toxicity, and should communicate these to you. It may take several days for him to stabilize, but as long as Chewie continues to improve, his prognosis is fairly good. I hope this helps and am happy to answer any other questions you may have!

She will likely be fine. Monitor for vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, loss of appetite or abdominal pain. Intestinal parasites are a concern if Sophie is not on any monthly preventatives​. It should be fine to let her inside with your cats as well.

A small pebble should pass without an issue. Monitor for lethargy, loss of appetite or straining to defecate. See your veterinarian or a vet experienced in treating reptiles and amphibians if necessary.

I'm sorry to hear about Pochay! I'm not familiar with the specific frogs in your area, but in my area frog ingestion usually causes mild GI upset (vomiting, diarrhea) and can sometimes cause neurological symptoms such as transient seizures. In both cases, we offer supportive care so it would be helpful to know what signs of illness you're seeing in Pochay that make you concerned she's been poisoned. If you're seeing mild GI upset, you can offer her bland food (white rice with cooked chicken breast) in small amounts until her symptoms subside, and encourage lots of fluids by adding extra water to her rice/chicken. Fluids will help flush irritating toxins from her body. If you're seeing neurological symptoms, she should be seen by a vet, to provide fluid support until she's feeling normal enough to eat

There is no way for me to know for sure that Blue will be fine but I honestly think this is nothing to worry about. I would just monitor her closely for any signs of illness. At this point that is really all you can do. If Blue were mine, I would not be overly worried. Hope this helps. Best wishes.