What do you do if your dog ate an entire loaf of bread?
Depending on what kind of bread it is, it could possibly cause constipation or diarrhea. So making sure he stays hydrated and has more than his usual exercise is important. Helps the digestive system process. Something like that.Also don’t feed him for the rest of the day and possibly the next day as well. Or at least until he’s pooped a few times.Keep an eye on him. Like with the constipation. Our Milton had it twice, and we had to take him to the hospital for treatment.And then of course, for the future, you must keep foods your fur baby will try and eat, away from his reach.
Dogs ate an entire loaf of cinnamon raisin bread!?
I was in the hospital and my mom and daughter were taking care of the animals. Between two dogs, they ate an entire loaf of cinnamon raisin bread! They did not tell me because they were not aware that raisins are bad for dogs. It has been 3-4 days now and both dogs weight is at about 30 lbs. Max seems to be fine, he is having soft stools but is otherwise acting normal. Moose started vomiting yesterday, about 4-5 times and it was clear. His pee has been foamy and he has diarrhea, has been very lethargic and drinking a ton of water. I am really concerned as he also has diabetes. He takes shots 2x a day at 7 units.
I just ate expired cinnamon raisin bread?
The date on bread products is a Best By date, not a Use By date. It only gets stale; it does not become harmful to you. Even the mold on moldy bread is only harmful to those who are allergic. While I wouldn't make a steady diet of it, it won't hurt you. Your stomach hurt for some other reason than the age of the bread. Honest. If you worry about it hurting again, you are likely to cause it to hurt again -- that kind of worry produces excess acid, and that hurts. Know you're ok and plan to have fun at practice. Drink water, too, when you practice. You'll be fine.
Is raisin bread fattening?
Is raisin bread fattening? How much raisin bread are you eating? Foods aren’t inherently fattening or non-fattening. The amount of food you consume, the types of foods you consume across your total diet, and the amount of exercise you get are what determine whether you gain weight or lose it. A slice of raisin bread for breakfast as part of a healthy varied diet isn’t going to make you fat. Sitting down and consuming four or five slices spread with cream cheese almost definitely will. Not because the raisin bread is fattening, but because you have bad eating habits.
Why does eating bread cause pain in the roof of the mouth?
Whenever you eat hard substances like that always make sure you use water along side, because the food would always get stuck in between the gaps of your tooth and then begin to decay over time and cause micro orgS to infest that part of your mouth and cause decay.
Dwayne eats 1/9 of the raisin bread . francisco eats 1/3 of the raisin bread . who eats more raisin bread ?
Francisco
Golden Retriever ate one slice of raisin bread?
My golden retriever is fully grown, over 100 pounds, and is 7 years old. He ate one slice of raisin bread about a few minutes. I heard raisins are highly toxic to dogs. Should I be worried? He's a BIG dog, and it was only one slice. Will he be okay?
What happens if a dog eats banana bread?
Nothing. Banana bread is fine for dogs...so long as they don't eat like 10 loaves. LOL
My dog ate 3 breadsticks by accident, will she be ok? please answer?
im kinda worried, we left her in the house and we went swimming, and when we got back she took down an order of our breadsticks [pizza hut] and ate 3 of em what should i do? or will she be ok? thanks so much guys
My dog ate 3 white bread rolls that I had left in a bag on the table while we were out. Is he going to be ok?
I left a plastic bag that was tied closed with 3 white bread rolls on the table, not realizing my Mini Schnauzer was going to devour them while we were out. He probably ate about 2 2/3's of the 3 rolls. Will he be ok? Is there anything I should give him or watch for? He seems to be fine, just extremely hyper and thirsty.