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My 3 month puppy was caught chewing a dead baby mouse however she didn't eat it , should I be worried. Also she doesn't have any shots
She needs her shots, please take her to the vet. Part of being a responsible pet owner is getting your puppy the appropriate medical care. She's helpless and depending you to do the right thing.
My 4 month old shallowed a dead mouse and has not vomited and pooped it out he has all of his shots ismthere anything i need to do i have already talk to the vet
Wouldn't there be a risk of Leptospirosis? And what the heck is the owner's excuse for not having had a three-month-old puppy given any shots? The pup should have had at least two series of shots by now.
Its only a mouse. What do you think dogs in the wild eat? Wait until your dog drags home the hind leg of a long dead deer, or something equally gross. My only worry would be if you have rat poison for rodents and the dog at a poisoned rodent.
I know this is an old thread, but I wanted to add that my neighbor's dog ate a rat. Well, there's a barn behind our properties, and apparently the owner put out rat poison, which said rat ingested. The dog died, unfortunately. I never use poison; traps only. And my feral cats, who are amazing hunters.
Dog eat the grossest things. Anyone else's dogs get happy after the cesspool guy drags his hoses across the lawn? My dogs always raced out to roll in it. Blech. And yeah, they though each other's poop was a delicacy. Gross!!!!
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